Reflection: Corruption and Reform
The Corruption and Reform project introduced a piece of history in the 19th century in
reflection
Mapping Historical Letters: Reflection
In Mapping the Republic of Letters, Stanford University dedicates the same network analysis method for
The exhibition “Inventing Abstraction”
The Museum of Modern Art(MoMA) website has dedicated some of its webpages to showing the
Visualizing Slave History
In 2014, a group of scholars at Rice University used the Geographic Data Visualization tool,
Reflective Blog Post #3
I analyzed the Banks and Bankers data visualization from Brian Sarnacki’s Corruption and Reform project.
Network analysis – Corruption and Reform
In Brian Sarnacki’s presentation of social network data in Grand Rapids, Corruption and Reform, the
Reflection Post 3: Network Analysis
The Corruption and Reform project provides data visualizations for the social connections of the Grand
Network Analysis: Inventing Abstraction
“Inventing Abstraction” by MoMA portrays the key episodes of the rise of abstraction, which are the
Paul Revere’s (metadata) ride
The metadata project I chose to analyze was “Using Metadata to find Paul Revere” by
Week Three Reflection: Networks in practice
This week we are looking at networks as tool to digitally represent relationships. To explore
