Introduction to Digital Humanities

This week we are exploring various mapping techniques and how we can apply these to our own digital humanities projects.

Hello fellow DGH’ers! This week’s blog assignment was to explore one of the online projects provided and focus specifically on

I chose to look at the “19th-Century Caribbean Cholera” map, which uses a timeline to track the outbreaks of cholera

For this week’s blog post I decided to analyze the Digital Harlem project. This project showcases the everyday life of

The mapping project I chose to analyze was Digital Harlem: Everyday Life 1915-1930, which mainly focuses on the lives of

The Digital Harlem DH project utilizes a virtual map of Harlem to showcase the primary elements of residents’ everyday life

For this blog post I chose the Locating London’s Past map in an attempt to discover what changes can be

The mapping project I chose was the ReVilna mapping project. Here, maps are used to provide an understanding of history

Turnball’s contention asserts that maps are both perspectival and subjective. When defining maps as perspectival, he claims that maps are

For this week, I’ve decided to explore Exploring the Vilnius Ghetto: A Digital Monument, which is a digital humanities mapping