Blog #3: Inventing Abstraction
Inventing Abstraction is an interactive network analysis DH project that traces the development of abstract
reflection
Reflective Blog Post: Network Analysis
The project I chose to inspect was Brian Sarnacki’s Grand Rapids Elite network which aims
Text and Network Analysis: How Does it Work?
I chose to look at Brian Sarnacki’s project “Corruption and Reform”. There were many different
Blog 3: Networks in Nebraska
This week we were tasked with looking at a network analysis Digital Humanities project. I
Network Analysis: MoMA’s “Inventing Abstraction”
MoMA’s “Inventing Abstraction” online exhibit displays the connections between artists who produced works between 1910
Week 2 Lab Reflection
I am a supporter of coding education in the humanities. Coding itself is a funny
Humanities students should learn to code
Humanities students should absolutely learn to code. Technology is an important part of our lives
Coding within the Digital Humanities
My Experience with Coding As a Computer Science major at Carleton College, I am lucky
Reflection #2: Humanities students should learn to code
I believe that humanities students should have a basic understanding of how to code. Computer
Coding Seems Pretty Useful
Humanities Students Should Learn To Code as an Extension of Necessary Skills I have been
