For the website, the last bit of code I had to make sure fit was the “How It Works” page. I figured out how to import TL’s YouTube videos through easy iframe embeds, but the challenge was getting it to play nice […]

At this point I’ve given up on figuring out which diary number this is, and I think I’ll settle with this.

On my plate for this final week is working with Tom to get the How it Works page up and running using […]

It’s finally May – which means that the clock is ticking down to both our presentation day and the day that the grant proposal should somewhat be together. Iuri is going through a couple more rounds of beta tes […]

On the project, I have one main role and two assistant roles. My main role is being the frontend developer. The tasks that are included with this role are working within a framework, compiling a wireframe for […]

Posting original blog post, both edited and amended to include the system description in the “Proposed Approach” section, the “Environmental Scan” section, and the appendix.

What is It?

An online edit […]

For NYCDH Week, I attended Tae Hong Park’s Sensing Urban Noise presentation on his CityGram project in collaboration with IBM. The project was primarily focused on urban soundscapes and the importance of pl […]

What is It?

An online editing platform where users request edits for their papers and edit other user’s papers with an incentivized currency system.

As the digital age rapidly advances and facilitates the […]

The world of tomorrow is a terrifying place – looks like we have some tidying-up to do.

Recently we were assigned two articles related to twitter bots. Rob Dubbin’s The Rise of Twitter Bots was a more re […]

The sound of one hand clapping is fantastic for the originator: it requires a single point of origin, and a lack of interaction with the other hand. However, the sound of one hand clapping doesn’t make ends meet w […]

The article Andrew mentioned came out.

Finnegans Wake can now haunt academics in their sleep, and on their twitter feed.

The following bot was created with this guide: http://www.pygaze.org/2016/03/how-to-code-twitter-bot/

The plan for this […]

In the past I used MTurk because my brother found it to be a decent money maker back when he was in high school in 2008. I was curious after doing the readings for class to revisit Amazon Mechanical Turk and see […]

In Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s final section, she tackles the “unstable economic model” that university publishing operates under (155). The university press unfortunately is in a strange state of limbo where they […]

As an editor-at-large for DHNow, your job is to nominate content that will eventually be pushed by the system’s feeds. The system they use is extremely similar to dh+lib where PressForward allows the editors t […]