Wrapping up...

DH 102: Data in the Humanities

Prof. Mackenzie Brooks

December 6, 2016

Unit 3 project reminders

  • Make your data available on your website, somehow/if possible.
  • Find and apply a license.
  • Embed your map on your website, but make sure there's a way to view it full screen.
  • Be very specific about your sources!
  • I'm in my office all day tomorrow.

Unit 3 presentations

  • What is your topic?
  • Why did you choose it?
  • Where did you find your data?
  • What mapping tool did you use?
  • What were its strengths and weaknesses?
  • What was the most challenging part of this unit?
  • How did mapping your data change the way you thought about the topic?

Your website!

  • is yours!
  • Use it for future projects, portfolio, etc.
  • You can renew it next year - or not.

Group work

At your table, discuss the following:

  • List the (technical or analytical) skills you've gained in this course.
    • Which could you add to a resume?
    • Which could you use in other courses?
    • Which do you want to spend more time on?
  • How do you see yourself working with data in the future?
  • Favorite holiday tradition

Future opportunities

  • Courses
    • DH 110: Programming for non-programmers (winter)
    • ENGL 394: Hacking the book (spring)
  • Mellon Undergraduate Fellowship
    • Independent research + outreach
  • Conferences
    • UNRH
    • SSA
  • Faculty research
    • Academic year or summer
  • DH Workspace open office hours

DH102: Wrapping up

By Mackenzie Brooks

DH102: Wrapping up

DH 102: Data in the Humanities // Prof. Mackenzie Brooks // 12/6/16

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