OpenLab at the University of New Haven | Digital Humanities Lab | Activity https://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/ Activity feed for the group, Digital Humanities Lab. Sat, 25 Apr 2026 01:34:09 +0000 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-US 30 hourly 2 e74857c2b4225f385677dfb21be805f1 Professor Faculty joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/2983/ Sat, 30 Apr 2022 10:14:58 +0000 0 104a7cdfcb178cc586fe61171340a6b8 Student joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/2978/ Tue, 26 Apr 2022 07:42:10 +0000 0 751c9d7bee8ec4f35264373e4631bdda Sarah Svitlik joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/2470/ Sun, 23 Jan 2022 00:43:20 +0000 0 932a9993cf4ba8a224efcfb0c73bc7dc Lauren Boasso joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/1979/ Mon, 27 Sep 2021 16:07:03 +0000 0 5e928e4affa5a48e8a713a9a49f4b676 Mary Lippa joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/992/ Thu, 28 Jan 2021 23:38:43 +0000 0 1f53400e9875c8952b6f856aae0d4c81 Victoria Brennan joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/981/ Thu, 28 Jan 2021 22:02:25 +0000 0 aa04b02dd2d2f2ecb28088462b2f8831 Aidan Berman joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/977/ Thu, 28 Jan 2021 22:00:58 +0000 0 e31e9ad8dbe941e45ebcf10997c2395c Kyra joined the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/activity/p/961/ Thu, 28 Jan 2021 21:46:39 +0000 0 341d1bd9a5b42ab9e8b92f25c9b73808 Mary Isbell wrote a new blog post The Power to Publish in the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/digital-humanities-lab/?p=437 Thu, 28 Jan 2021 20:09:07 +0000 Who has the power to share their ideas with the world or their local communities? Where does that power come from? Who controls what gets published? How have the answers to these questions changed over time? […]

]]> bd145192fbe6b57def38d8c8a686feb3 Courtney Johnson replied to the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/#post-309 Fri, 15 Nov 2019 19:11:15 +0000 After watching back the recording of Dr. Hutchinson’s lecture I can say I grasp how different sounds are recorded as data. With the technology we have today , we can create different pitches, timbre and even spatial location. Also the data of matching lovers in different nationality caught my attentions thought it was interesting but i did not b…[Read more]

]]> 2d00657752637e4ab70410876cff6cd9 Erin Stevenin replied to the topic Synthesis Reflection (due 10/30) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/synthesis-reflection-due-10-30/#post-305 Wed, 06 Nov 2019 14:56:09 +0000 The first two presentations that I saw connections between were Dr. Beck’s and Dr. Boasso’s. I had already thought a lot about using Dr. Boasso’s idea of making a digital curation for my project but was unsure of how I wanted to display the information. After seeing the methods Dr. Beck used to show photos, videos and other media on top of google…[Read more]

]]> 3d4bd31ad30dc249986b88b4fcb12c82 Erin Stevenin replied to the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/#post-304 Wed, 06 Nov 2019 14:46:07 +0000 This presentation reminded me a bit of the google street view exercise that we did with Dr. Beck. The idea of mapping different locations and timelines presents data in a way that I would not have expected. It could be used for so many different things. I like Thomas’ suggestion of using it for an interactive story. I might play with this software…[Read more]

]]> 1d6a12883c11c6a3acabbf39b6fcc039 Erin Stevenin replied to the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/#post-303 Wed, 06 Nov 2019 14:39:47 +0000 This presentation was executed so confidently. I enjoyed listening to it. Also, I was happy to finally learn about what my roommates had talked about for so long. They had taken a class with him on data sonification. It was really cool to actually hear the professor’s side of that after hearing it from students. I think the entire idea of data…[Read more]

]]> 9fb78507fe7937a517a5c3de2c38f747 Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Synthesis Reflection (due 10/30) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/synthesis-reflection-due-10-30/#post-302 Thu, 31 Oct 2019 03:27:09 +0000 Going into this lab, I always wanted my project at the end to become a sort of extension of my SURF research from this summer. With this in mind, I am very excited at the variety of ways to convey ideas and even tell stories with the technology we’ve explored. In general, the connections I see between each branch of digital humanities have to do…[Read more]

]]> 4a684a71485b9a4e0f7f617684a45260 Skylar Seabert replied to the topic Synthesis Reflection (due 10/30) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/synthesis-reflection-due-10-30/#post-301 Wed, 30 Oct 2019 22:22:14 +0000 I have thoroughly enjoyed learning all about each of the presentations and have been slightly overwhelmed with how much there is available to learn about and process. I can see many connections between different presentations and I am still thinking about the direction I want to take with my project. However, thus far I would like to research…[Read more]

]]> 8a5625e31d0fb611ed8188d82728eff8 Brian Esposito replied to the topic Synthesis Reflection (due 10/30) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/synthesis-reflection-due-10-30/#post-299 Tue, 29 Oct 2019 16:25:43 +0000 To start off, I am truly surprised how much information I have learned and even processed in these past few weeks. For example, Dr. Isbell’s presentation I learned about Wikipedia. I’ve always kind of known that you could edit wiki but I never really know how and then I learned that it was really simple. I know I want to create a timeline some how…[Read more]

]]> 0d8f7fe065fea57acd6f4005e92f7719 Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Synthesis Reflection (due 10/30) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/synthesis-reflection-due-10-30/#post-298 Mon, 28 Oct 2019 20:26:31 +0000 While I want to focus my project in a different direction, I can see possible connections between certain presentations and the work I would like to complete. I would like to use this project as an opportunity to create a podcast discussing the history of LGBTQ history and/or representation. I can see the use of Dr. Wranovix’s Omeka and Neatline…[Read more]

]]> c132c117d5588c57c3b1ad05b66c7a22 Brian Esposito replied to the topic Response to Bruce Barber's Presentation on 10/18 in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-bruce-barbers-presentation-on-10-18/#post-297 Mon, 28 Oct 2019 18:12:27 +0000 I have always had a general idea of what podcasting was but I did not know the full extent of the components behind it all until after this presentation. I also never thought about using a podcasting to explain a senior thesis which was really coo. I would love to try performing a podcast but academically I do not know what I would talk about. I…[Read more]

]]> b749d91d085fa1415c4f9e4782b5a034 Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/#post-296 Mon, 28 Oct 2019 05:36:44 +0000 In watching back the recording of Dr. Hutchinson’s lecture, I am particularly enamored with the variety of applications for data manipulation. I have never put too much thought into how we can warp sound to convey meaning, but the example of the “2 Trains” song was incredible, and its relation to the rest of Dr. Hutchinson’s lecture was very…[Read more]

]]> 32123a03d95999977682885e81c88505 Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Dr. Isbell's Presentation on 9/13 (Response due by midnight on 9/18) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-isbells-presentation-on-9-13-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-18/#post-295 Mon, 28 Oct 2019 05:08:29 +0000 As someone who already has experience editing in Wikipedia, this lecture was fairly familiar to me, but still just as intriguing as the rest of them. I am particularly invested in the ways that online information is shared publicly, and am I proponent for outsourcing info-dumping to the public. With the tools to publish things digitally so readily…[Read more]

]]> e0c0126810df6c8f1fc4f919582b1491 Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Dr. Boasso's Presentation on 9/6 (Response due by midnight on 9/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-boassos-presentation-on-9-6-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-11/#post-294 Sun, 27 Oct 2019 23:52:31 +0000 Dr. Boasso’s topic was particularly outside of my wheelhouse, despite being an experienced content consumer. I am not very well-versed in visual art and art curation, but I was surprised at how much I was able to relate my own work to digital curation. For example, I could form collections of short texts (excluding copyright work, of course) to…[Read more]

]]> a5a85d53cf454a6d123aa2c18c9f4f75 Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/#post-293 Sun, 27 Oct 2019 23:36:39 +0000 I really liked Omeka and Neatline’s unique approach to content creation. The combination of cataloging structures is brilliant, and only really possible in a digital space. I can think about a lot of different applications of the map and timeline format, though I’m unsure of how I might utilize them in the field of literary analysis and writing.…[Read more]

]]> 4579e36465df21e61a07ea8cd7bcd2dd Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Bruce Barber's Presentation on 10/18 in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-bruce-barbers-presentation-on-10-18/#post-292 Sun, 27 Oct 2019 23:20:29 +0000 This presentation was one that I have looked forward to throughout the semester, so I was particularly enthralled listening in person. I always assumed that podcasting would be a harder, or at least more expensive field to dive into, but I’m pleased that I was incorrect in that assumption. Furthermore, the fact that we have resources on campus to…[Read more]

]]> f766410caa0a63416e5fd733a359cbe3 Mary Isbell started the topic Synthesis Reflection (due 10/30) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/synthesis-reflection-due-10-30/ Sun, 27 Oct 2019 19:24:30 +0000 Please select at least three presentations given so far this semester and write about the connections you see between them. These might be connections via tools (specific tools used to capture/present sound, text, image, etc.), concepts, or possibilities for your own project. This could be a response describing what you would like to do for your…[Read more]

]]> 0141247fce1f21ab50698dbfab6a1c3e Skylar Seabert replied to the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/#post-290 Sun, 27 Oct 2019 16:36:35 +0000 This presentation really stuck out to me because of how much information was available within music. It was intriguing to learn about the comparisons between statistics and sound and how one affects the other within some of the videos we watched. For my project, I have decided that I want to incorporate some sort of sound either from Dr. Beck’s…[Read more]

]]> 2a8227e528f63ebcc23bb53172303ae6 Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Response to Bruce Barber's Presentation on 10/18 in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-bruce-barbers-presentation-on-10-18/#post-289 Wed, 23 Oct 2019 19:22:59 +0000 I absolutely loved this presentation. Podcasts are something that I have been interested in for a little while now and to be able to see the connections between them and real life applications makes this so much more interesting to me. I never thought of a podcast as a form of social media, so when the story came up about getting a job and…[Read more]

]]> 75452901634a5badd5d72efec7497724 Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/#post-288 Wed, 23 Oct 2019 18:56:16 +0000 I liked Dr. Wranovix’s presentation. I had so many ideas as to where and how this could be applied. The most exciting part for me was that I was able to see someone using these programs to express different things in both academic and personal lives. I think that the projects coming out of this will be interesting and I can’t wait to see what will happen.

]]> 06d4f33ebf21ef58b6a74fffa4164e35 Skylar Seabert replied to the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/#post-287 Sun, 20 Oct 2019 16:29:53 +0000 I enjoyed this lecture as both Omeka and Neatline were intriguing outlets to use. However, I preferred Neatline as it is a more visual program than I am more inclined to use for a project. I think there are multiple possibilities for this project to take shape. As we were experimenting with Neatline during the lecture, I was considering combining…[Read more]

]]> 786ebd50d799b40517e46b9b6d218c5b Mary Isbell started the topic Response to Bruce Barber's Presentation on 10/18 in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-bruce-barbers-presentation-on-10-18/ Sat, 19 Oct 2019 11:46:31 +0000 Please compose a response to Bruce Barber’s presentation and workshop (visit this link to see the presentation page, which includes a link to a video of the session). Your response can take any shape, but here are some questions to consider:

What stuck out to you the most from this session?
What projects could you imagine creating with the…[Read more]

]]> 5234264511484071a96680039f4a94e9 Courtney Johnson replied to the topic Response to Dr. Boasso's Presentation on 9/6 (Response due by midnight on 9/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-boassos-presentation-on-9-6-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-11/#post-283 Fri, 18 Oct 2019 18:53:07 +0000 What stuck out the most from this session was the art gallery Dr. Boasso created. The presentation motivated me to create my own section if it was to ever be placed in a Museum. The program was very helpful because typing in a word multiple pictures will pop up and you can kind of create a story line from that. In the future I will definitely use…[Read more]

]]> d67764a4f078358cf50e1b47465d3fae Courtney Johnson replied to the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/#post-282 Fri, 18 Oct 2019 18:25:21 +0000 From watching the broadcast, Neatline stood out to me more than Omeka. I just found the Map more interesting because it was a different way of learning your environment by clicking on a building and learning the history behind it. I would definitely use Neatline in a future project because most peaople are visual learners and that grabs everyone…[Read more]

]]> 34122aabea7293999363af25f4849782 Brian Esposito replied to the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/#post-281 Wed, 16 Oct 2019 22:30:47 +0000 I found Omeka and Neatline were really interesting to use. Neatline more specifically made me think of a lot of ideas because you often don’t see an interactive map in projects. An individual project I thought of was mapping where every Super Bowl has been played because I love football. It would be interesting to know if airplanes would ever…[Read more]

]]> 41fe4924aaea52d9268b2948ed818a94 Mary Isbell wrote a new blog post Podcasting in the group Digital Humanities Lab https://unewhavendh.org/digital-humanities-lab/?p=324 Mon, 14 Oct 2019 12:17:52 +0000 Bruce Barber explains the transition from broadcasting to podcasting and introduces several tools that will help you start experimenting on your own.

]]> 24316b27bf6e63088cdf257374e717c9 Mary Isbell started the topic Response to Dr. Wranovix's Presentation (10/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-wranovixs-presentation-10-11/ Fri, 11 Oct 2019 19:37:58 +0000 Please compose a response to Dr. Wranovix’s presentation and workshop (visit this link to see the presentation page, which includes a link to a video of the session). Your response can take any shape, but here are some questions to consider:

  • What stuck out to you the most from this session?
  • What projects could you imagine creating with the to…

[Read more]

]]> 5cf225737d8fda7f42dd13ed528a1f67 Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/#post-279 Fri, 11 Oct 2019 19:14:42 +0000 This presentation showed me just how important data visualization could be. I always knew that clean looking graphs (and other formats) were important to educators, but this presentation showed me how it can be used in various other ways. For example, throughout the presentation, I was able to draw my own conclusions of the effect data has on…[Read more]

]]> 570fed2f92cb3821a85760154b7a6f6e Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Response to Dr. Boasso's Presentation on 9/6 (Response due by midnight on 9/11) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-boassos-presentation-on-9-6-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-11/#post-278 Fri, 11 Oct 2019 19:11:24 +0000 During Dr.Boasso’s presentation, I was able to brainstorm tons of applications for the curation methods we were introduced to. While using the methods shown, I was able to create folders of art that tracked different styles of art throughout time periods. While these tools could be particularly helpful when applying to art, I can see applications…[Read more]

]]> d05dcf25cb72a310b0b51762c8b7b1bc Brian Esposito replied to the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/#post-277 Wed, 09 Oct 2019 16:10:37 +0000 What stuck out to me most was Dr. Hutchinson’s presentation style. Even though there was only about four of us in class he presented as if he was talking to one hundred people. While I do not consider myself all that musically inclined I was really interested in Brian Foo’s comparison of location and household income in New York and using trains…[Read more]

]]> c113c3882289f9569223bd4e450ad86b Erin Stevenin replied to the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/#post-276 Wed, 09 Oct 2019 16:06:59 +0000 This presentation opened my eyes to the fact that graphs and charts could be seen as an important digital tool. Being a science major, I feel that I have taken graphs for granted. I often think that all data presented just requires a visual chart of some kind with it. I never put much thought into it otherwise. I write a lab report; I add a graph.…[Read more]

]]> 8ef68e35d46d087e9aa65eed1d82fe5f Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/#post-275 Sat, 05 Oct 2019 19:35:50 +0000 This week, I have come to a little more clarity about what shape I want my project to take. Both Dr. Hutchinson’s and Dr. Beck’s presentations stuck out to me and I feel adventurous enough to use the tools they showed me to form a final project. I am thinking of taking this idea of sound and perspective to track the use of either people of color…[Read more]

]]> 46c2658d2a33d652c54a512cba1f3cfc Mary Isbell started the topic Response to Dr. Hutchinson's presentation in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-hutchinsons-presentation/ Fri, 04 Oct 2019 20:46:35 +0000 Please compose a response to Dr. Hutchinson’s presentation and workshop (visit this link to see the presentation page, which includes a link to a video of the session). Your response can take any shape, but here are some questions to consider:

  • What stuck out to you the most from this session?
  • What projects could you imagine creating with th…

[Read more]

]]> 93ef6863d9be274fad58e33e8bfa1188 Courtney Johnson replied to the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/#post-273 Fri, 04 Oct 2019 00:39:19 +0000 What stuck out to me the most about the presentation was the data of ratio of male/female survived on each boat from titanic. The program “Tableau Public” can be helpful for my future as a Real Estate agent by finding most priced homes for each family. We can also use this tool for the university of New Haven to make more diversity with the students.

]]> e98758fdea96dd32518387fdd2ad492a Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/#post-272 Thu, 03 Oct 2019 04:08:23 +0000 I’m disappointed that I wasn’t able to make this class section! As someone who has taken Writing for Digital Environments, I’m still blown away by the creativity of projects that can be enhanced by SEO potential, and interesting ways of presenting data. As Dr. Sheffield correctly guessed, I was very interested in the Game of Thrones script…[Read more]

]]> ab10630647cdefcbd31faa5d7d8001b8 Brian Esposito replied to the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/#post-270 Wed, 02 Oct 2019 17:06:19 +0000 I thought this presentation was really neat as it connects with my major. From a business perspective, it is always interesting to see where your drops are and your increases. I thought it was really fun using Tableau Public since I could create my own graph based on whatever information I wanted. I was also really intrigued when I found out there…[Read more]

]]> 27b3e8ba76ecd05e7166f2af8fc6535b Skylar Seabert replied to the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/#post-269 Wed, 02 Oct 2019 16:25:57 +0000 I really enjoyed this presentation as there was so much information to dive into. I think the piece that stuck out the most to me was how much information was available within each set of data and how much you could do with that set. I was intrigued by Tableau Public and how I was able to pick and choose which sections of data I wanted to compare…[Read more]

]]> 4b016b0a30353962a5ad6954c94d28d3 Mary Isbell started the topic Response to Dr. Sheffield's Presentation (9/27) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-sheffields-presentation-9-27/ Fri, 27 Sep 2019 19:32:08 +0000 Please compose a response to Dr. Sheffield’s presentation and workshop (visit this link to see the presentation page, which includes a link to a video of the session). Your response can take any shape, but here are some questions to consider:

  • What stuck out to you the most from this session?
  • What projects could you imagine creating with the t…

[Read more]

]]> 6f38bbf78598cabc3cd8e8ebe5900942 Erin Stevenin replied to the topic Response to Dr. Beck's Presentation on 9/20 (Response due by midnight on 9/25) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-becks-presentation-on-9-20-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-25/#post-267 Thu, 26 Sep 2019 12:03:53 +0000 Honestly, when I had originally talked to Dr. Beck on the first day, I found her work interesting but was struck with a common thought of mine: “What am I actually going to do with this?” I am happy to say that her presentation cleared that up for me. The idea of mapping images and sounds together is really awesome! I feel like I could build off…[Read more]

]]> c46b1fd42d9ebec845bdfdbbf7cd4540 Thomas Almeida replied to the topic Response to Dr. Beck's Presentation on 9/20 (Response due by midnight on 9/25) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-becks-presentation-on-9-20-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-25/#post-266 Thu, 26 Sep 2019 03:21:17 +0000 This presentation was so interesting! Once again, I am astounded at all of the innovative projects going on around the university that aren’t necessarily publicized. While I am not by any means an expert in sound design, learning about the subtle ways it can be manipulated to affect meaning was extremely eye-opening. Even beyond sound…[Read more]

]]> ff005d7359715bb03609cdedd3586117 Brian Esposito replied to the topic Response to Dr. Beck's Presentation on 9/20 (Response due by midnight on 9/25) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-becks-presentation-on-9-20-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-25/#post-265 Wed, 25 Sep 2019 02:48:30 +0000 Tour Creator and StoryMap really stuck out to me as they were a simple and very fun to use, they could also make a presentation a lot more interesting when discussing a location as you can build you own map with custom text or even go right to a particular street you were thinking about (most of the time). Through Tour Creator I ended up getting…[Read more]

]]> c21ee2a78ba29670a9f6aefa3238732b Skylar Seabert replied to the topic Response to Dr. Beck's Presentation on 9/20 (Response due by midnight on 9/25) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-becks-presentation-on-9-20-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-25/#post-264 Tue, 24 Sep 2019 15:06:55 +0000 I thoroughly enjoyed this presentation and its connections between sight and sound. I felt like the presentation highlighted the complexity between multiple things happening at once. During the ending of the presentation, we looked at the option of putting sound over certain words in a text. I brainstormed about possibly connecting last weeks…[Read more]

]]> 097bcb0c5f6dd226a1d79b27d8798a41 Lourdes Perez replied to the topic Response to Dr. Beck's Presentation on 9/20 (Response due by midnight on 9/25) in the forum Digital Humanities Lab http://unewhavendh.org/groups/digital-humanities-lab/forum/topic/response-to-dr-becks-presentation-on-9-20-response-due-by-midnight-on-9-25/#post-263 Sat, 21 Sep 2019 19:52:51 +0000 This presentation was a revelation for me. I absolutely loved the different applications everyone was using this for and I found it to be such a complex and interesting subject. Because I still am a slight Art History junky, I like the idea of using this tool to create a virtual tour of famous architectural pieces from similar cultures and period…[Read more]

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