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Miriam Posner (always a tremendous source of well constructed and imminently valuable knowledge) shared a lovely post yesterday looking at a few techniques for more effective in-class hands-on instruction. In[…]
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Miriam Posner (always a tremendous source of well constructed and imminently valuable knowledge) shared a lovely post yesterday looking at a few techniques for more effective in-class hands-on instruction. In[…]
OpenStreetMap is an example of a phenomenon known as Volunteered geographic information (VGI) – the harnessing of tools to create, assemble, and disseminate geographic data provided voluntarily by individuals. OSM[…]
DigitalHumanities@TheLibrary and the Institute for Collaborative Research in the Humanities invite you to enjoy and benefit for a series of interactive workshops and seminars specifically targeted at humanities and social science[…]
The HSE posted two new datasets to Open Data Ireland and I wanted to determine how quickly and effectively these might be visualised. In this case I used CartoDB and[…]
Increasingly digital scholarship is expanding to look not just at discrete objects but to better understand the relationships between persons, places and things. A popular way of discovering patters and[…]
On 6 November we held an informal, focussed session with participants from Special Collections and the Department of History at Queen’s to present an overview of the possibilities and fundamentals associated[…]
As I carried out my MA in History at the University of Guelph I kept an extensive website with research outputs, presentations and a rich collection of raw materials. The Keeper’s[…]
At the 2006 CASTA conference I delivered my first DH paper – “The Use of the Recipe as a Guiding Metaphor for Flexible and Efficient Self-Guided Computing Instruction.” There are[…]