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Spreadsheets are Information Visualization
Like most valuable human experiences, this all started on Twitter, when I used a tired meme to deliver what I thought would be considered radical to folks not involved with information visualization b...
Elijah Meeks · April 28, 2014
Neotopology
This is part of a talk I gave at #txdhc. It leaves out "principles of interloping in network science" which I'll try to put in a later post. When I was invited to give a talk at The Texas Di...
Elijah Meeks · April 14, 2014
The Day of DH
Today is the Day of DH, when digital humanities practitioners try to document what a "typical day" looks like in their engagement with digital humanities. There is an official site that host...
Elijah Meeks · April 8, 2014What Makes a Minard?
The updated ORBIS is rapidly approaching completion, and with its finishing touches comes the need to describe some of the things that it does. Most of its new functionality, such as the routes or car...
Elijah Meeks · March 26, 2014
DH Presentation - The Map of Early Modern London's Pedagogical Sustainability Model for the Digital Humanities
Date/Time: Thursday, 13 March 2014 - 1:30pm to 3:00pmLocation: 433A Wallenberg Hall - CESTA The Map of Early Modern London (mapoflondon.uvic.ca) is a 15-year-old multi-layered digital project engaged...
Jacqueline Hettel · March 7, 2014Visualizing Historical Networks, by Emma Rothschild
Date/Time: Tuesday, 18 March 2014 - 12:00pmLocation: Wallenberg Hall, 4th floor, Room 433A Emma Rothschild is a the Jeremy and Jane Knowles Professor of History at Harvard University, and the Director...
Glen Worthey · March 7, 2014