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Digital Tools and Reviewing Digital Projects in Philosophy This week in DH865 we discussed various approaches to digital project review within our areas of study. Additionally we were asked to find digital tools that might contribute to and foster digital work in our focus areas. Admittedly I have a pessimistic view of philosophy's relationship to … Continue reading Tools and Reviewing Digital Projects in Philosophy
Hello, everyone! This is the blog of Taylor Elyse Mills, first year PhD student studying Philosophy. I am also pursuing a dual degree in law (JD). My research interests include Continental approaches to: decolonial/anticolonial studies, Latina feminism, applied ethics, and aesthetics. For law I am passionate about immigration policy and reform, as well as education … Continue reading Digital Humanities Seminar Introduction
One of the biggest undertakings in the digital humanities is a documentary project. These are time-consuming and require a plethora of skills and organization. As you may have noticed from my own documentary that I made a sophomore, I am anything but a professional. But, having gone through the process, I am aware of the … Continue reading Documentaries Tutorial
For the digital humanities seminar I am co-teaching this semester, I designed a unit called Collaboration, Communication, and Presentation, or CCP. The Communication portion involves writing workshops that hone students' writing in terms of length, clarity, and style for different audiences and platforms. The Presentation portion includes information about good presentation styles both in person … Continue reading Slack Tutorial
Over the summer of 2017 I worked with Marcus Hoekstra to create a promotional/informational video for Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates. My experiences with narration, script-writing, video shooting, and storyboarding alongside Marcus's experience with drones, fancy cameras, and Adobe Premiere combined into a video of which we are both very proud. Check out our work and learn … Continue reading Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates Video
Some of the first ventures into the field now known as the Digital Humanities began when humanists wanted to use computers to read and analyze large bodies of text. Starting with Father Busa’s computer-readable project of Aquinas, today some of the most popular DH projects are text and data analysis-based. This tutorial highlights how to … Continue reading Text & Data Analysis Part 3: RAWGraphs Tutorial
Some of the first ventures into the field now known as the Digital Humanities began when humanists wanted to use computers to read and analyze large bodies of text. Starting with Father Busa's computer-readable project of Aquinas, today some of the most popular DH projects are text and data analysis-based. This tutorial highlights how to … Continue reading Text & Data Analysis Part 2: Palladio Tutorial
Some of the first ventures into the field now known as the Digital Humanities began when humanists wanted to use computers to read and analyze large bodies of text. Starting with Father Busa's computer-readable project of Aquinas, today some of the most popular DH projects are text and data analysis-based. This tutorial highlights how to … Continue reading Text & Data Analysis Part 1: Voyant Tools Tutorial
Omeka is a unique website platform that not only hosts text and images, but also displays curated collections of items in organized, detailed manners. This website tool is especially useful for artists and art historians who can essentially create online exhibits and museums. While Omeka is a public-facing site, the space behind the scenes provides … Continue reading Omeka.net Tutorial
As a digital humanities educator this year I am creating tutorials for popular DH tools. These are my intellectual property so please be respectful; I do hope you find them useful! Google Sites now has two means of site-construction: classic and new. Being that Google is user friendly and one of the easier platforms for … Continue reading Google Sites Tutorial