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Hi Michelle, I contacted Dan Meharg who is a Park Ranger and who was recommended to me by someone from the Brooklyn Historical Society. I just posted the information he provided us via email. Let’s see what […]

Hi again Civil War Group,
So my wife works at Fort Wadsworth, so I asked her who you should contact about this (because it’s notoriously difficult to navigate since there’s no visitor’s center). She asked around […]

I saw your tweet with the GIF – it definitely got my attention!

Thank you for sharing this link with us, Professor Ferguson!
This looks very interesting and asks us to consider a good question!

Dear Team,
I spent a good part of the week reading the survey materials that Lisa had linked to us and the synagogue/cemetery history documents that Mr. Edinger had put in Dropbox for us.
I had this grandiose […]

I went to a Zotero Citation workshop at the library this afternoon, I will update the group later about this

I have been doing a little preliminary research on two cemeteries. I marked up some areal photos which I will bring to class today to spur group discussion (I will upload these as a JPEG later this evening). I […]

Thanks Matt – I continue to have trouble checking the Commons site as well as the blog – this was a helpful reminder (and helps a lot!)

Hey Kevin – These websites look elaborate! Lots of research + site building skills; good to know I couldn’t make one by the end of the semester even if I wanted to.

I wonder if you could also post examples o […]

Hi Tyler. I was there. Please check out the #critmaking hashtag on twitter for live tweets

Hi Brooke,
I just found this article and video about terrorist attacks in the last 15 years. It could be interesting for your project and it provides another application of DH to a similar issue.

Best,

Davide

I was also going to use cartoDB for my project. I was going to plot 10 ancient Roman libraries that still have extant ruins. On a map of the Roman Empire, I was going to plot all the cities of the empire that […]

Now I’m trying to download LOGO and think of deformance projects with it… think like, Spirographs… Spirographs for poetry.

That’s great, Ana!!

I like the Salavon; I had forgotten about him. I’ve also seen similar work (maybe his?) with something like Facebook photos or headshots. And Giacometti’s a really interesting example to consider in terms of […]

Great connection! The author of the linked article poses good questions. I didn’t know there is such a thing as ethical design.
To answer your last question — I think I’d check my social media less frequently […]

Hi, Sara!
Thanks for this post – it is great to see how the class readings apply to your field and studies!
Wishing you success, in the way you define it! 🙂
-Anastasiya

Thanks for this post, Destry! Excellent to see your process here.

Okay! Thanks for the suggestions. Hopefully I can work this out before or when I’m teaching –

I recently remembered that there is “Ecoterrorism” and “animal rights extremism”! Here is the FBI testimony before Congress in 20014.