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gabrielhankins wrote a new post, Representing Racialized Spaces in the DH World, on the site THATCamp Upstate 2014 right now

How can new spatial mapping and mobile-device technologies be utilized to expose the history of race and place to the general public? I’d like to propose a discussion about the complex connection between […]

gabrielhankins wrote a new post, Finding and Using Aerial Photographs for GIS, on the site THATCamp Upstate 2014 right now

Pamela Mack, Clemson History

I propose a session on finding and using aerial photographs (back to the 1930s) and satellite images (back to the 1970s) for GIS. I can share a little of the history of aerial and […]

gabrielhankins wrote a new post, What Does the Library Need to Do to Support DH Projects?, on the site THATCamp Upstate 2014 right now

What Does the Library Need to Do to Support DH Projects? By Camille Cooper

When faculty and graduate students conceive of a DH project, do they think about their library’s resources, both material and human, […]

gabrielhankins wrote a new post, A Template for Mobile App-Guided Tours, on the site THATCamp Upstate 2014 right now

A Template for Mobile App-Guided Tours
Roy Pargas, School of Computing

We propose developing a template for a mobile app promoting tours of an area, such as a campus. The tours may focus on the history of the […]

gabrielhankins wrote a new post, Neatline Texts demo: 11 a.m., in the Pearce Center Middle Room, on the site THATCamp Upstate 2014 right now

The lead programmer for Neatline Texts, David McClure, will be demonstrating the new version of Neatline, a tool for humanistic argument with digital images and maps. You can see the announcement for the tool […]

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gabrielhankins commented on the post, Hack Proposals, on the site THATCamp Virginia 2012 right now

Sounds interesting, Wayne, particularly the Ruby Zotero gem; I’d also be interested in getting an overview of HTML 5.

gabrielhankins wrote a new post, Distributed Scholarly Collaboration, on the site THATCamp Virginia 2012 right now

Now that I’m out of the application woods, I’d love to have a conversation about the more difficult DH task I’ve been working on: how to form, organize, and motivate distributed scholarly platforms, like the one […]