Reflective Blog Post: Week 3
In the vast web development landscape, one can build pages from the ground up, delving
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Embracing the Binary: Why Humanities Students Should Learn to Code
I think humanities students should learn to code. Learning how to code is never just
Clark’s blog post against coding?
I know what you might be thinking, “But CLARK, you’re a Computer Science MAJOR.” (you
Blog Post Week 3
I think that all students should learn to code, no matter what their major is.
DGAH Lab 1: Fusion 360
In this lab I worked in Fusion 360 to attempt the recreation of an everyday
Analyzing Mapping Metaphor
The DH project I’ve analyzed is called “The Metaphor Map of English.” This project, known
Week 2 // Lab: Reverse Engineering “Authorial London project”
I looked into the Authorial London project, which is a map of references to places
Clark’s Reflective Blog Post 1
“The best Digital Humanities pedagogy and research projects … This means developing criticallyinformed literacies expansive
Reflections on Digital Humanities
Digital_Humanities adopts a different view: It envisages the present era as one of exceptional promise
REFLECTIVE BLOG POST
Why did this particular passage grab your attention? This particular passage immediately captured my attention
