Digital Scholarship Summer Research Fellows 2017

Category: Week 4

  • Methodology and Digital Tools

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    Tyler Candelora
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    My Digital ToolChest: Voyant Antconc TimeMapper Alchemy API Scalar As the end of the digital scholarship program comes swiftly along, I have revised and critiqued my own research question multiple times. I believe this is the most challenging aspect of research for me. I always have a larger vision for my project because I see…

  • Week 4 Recap: Oh, the Places You’ll Go! (or, DSSRF Takes a Road Trip)

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    Carrie Pirmann
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    Week 4 marked the halfway point of our program, and fittingly we spent this week finishing up our review of tools. Monday we worked with timeline and mapping applications, including TimelineJS, StoryMapJS, and Timemapper. They all work on very similar infrastructure, although TimelineJS is more well-developed than the other two, and each platform allows for…

  • Week 4 – Justin

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    Justin Guzman
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    The tools I plan on using are: Tableau Scalar Timeline JS Voyant I’m using Tableau in order to create data visualizations from the data I’ve been collecting on the 2016 year from films from 12 production companies. Tableau has so many ways to customize the visualizations that it would make sense to use it so…

  • Week 4 – Rennie Heza

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    Rennie Heza
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    From encoding Civil War documents to visualizing the Tate Collection, our program facilitators have exposed us to the wide-ranging applications of digital scholarship in the modern era of technology. The tools involved in these demonstrations have been equally comprehensive. Given the first year of the Bucknell DSSRF program is already halfway done, one of this…

  • Week 4 – Tools I will be using

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    Minglu Xu
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    A large majority of week 4 was spent on exploring story maps and timelines, figuring out how to use them and deciding how best to represent the information that I want to touch upon. The past week gave me a much better idea of how I want my final project to look and the direction…