Featured Projects
Digital Humanities Tutoring
2020 KEYWORDS
Native Religions
Digital Workhouse
Prairie Creek Digital Collection
Carleton Guide to Medieval Rome
Witness to the Revolution
Global Religions in Minnesota
Mapping Projects
Settlement Patterns in Nigeria
Julia Moen ’14 worked with Professor Thabiti Willis (History) to use ArcGIS to map the settlement spread of the Ota Kingdom in Nigeria from the 1770s until 1842. She also…
Bringing the Past to Virtual Life (2018)
Bringing the Past to Virtual Life is a WordPress site which was created by HIST 235 Bringing the English Past to (Virtual) Life course taught by Susannah Ottaway (History) and…
Northfield Flood Project (2013)
Sahree Kasper ’16 worked with the Carleton Archives to develop a story map (using Esri Story Maps) to commemorate the 2010 Northfield Flood. The map shows viewers concentrations of photos and highlights…
Bede Map
A collaboration between Rob Hardy (Classics), Austin Mason (History, DH), and Bill North (History) the Bede project is a commentary on selections of the Venerable Bede’s latin Ecclesiastical History of the…
Website Creation
Hacking the Humanities (2018)
Hacking the Humanities 2018 is a WordPress site which was created by IDSC130 Hacking the Humanities course taught by Austin Mason (History, DH) in the 2018 winter term. Besides the…
West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade (2018)
West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade is an Omeka site which was created by HIST 181 West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade course taught…
French Humor (2016)
Students from FREN 244 Humor in Contemporary France, taught in Spring 2016 by Sandra Rousseau, created a digital timeline of major points in contemporary French history and the humor associated with those…
Hacking the Humanities (2019)
Hacking the Humanities 2019 is a website which was created by IDSC 130 Hacking the Humanities course taught by Austin Mason (History, DH) in the 2019 winter term. Besides the…
Other Projects
West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade (2018)
West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade is an Omeka site which was created by HIST 181 West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade course taught…
Undergraduate Journal of Humanistic Studies
Students (Alex Chang ’16, Jake Kramer ’15, Kaylin Land ’15, Kalena Miller ’15, and Ben Weiss ’16) worked with Carleton’s web team and web content management system, Reason, to create…
A Deep Map of Northfield, MN
A Deep Map of Northfield MN is a WordPress site collaborating between with the National Register of Historic Places and HIST 338 Digital History, Public Heritage & Deep Mapping course…
Northfield Flood Project (2013)
Sahree Kasper ’16 worked with the Carleton Archives to develop a story map (using Esri Story Maps) to commemorate the 2010 Northfield Flood. The map shows viewers concentrations of photos and highlights…
Issue of Journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art
JHNA is the electronic journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art. Every summer and winter, the journal publishes issues of peer-reviewed articles that focus on art produced in the Netherlands (north…
Digital Workhouse
The Digital Workhouse project is a multi-year project directed by Professor Susannah Ottaway in collaboration with Professor Austin Mason. This project examines historic architecture and furniture, while drawing from archival…
Bede Map
A collaboration between Rob Hardy (Classics), Austin Mason (History, DH), and Bill North (History) the Bede project is a commentary on selections of the Venerable Bede’s latin Ecclesiastical History of the…
Wonders of the Peak
Gordon Leory ’15 and Erin Winter ’15 collaborated with Professor Tim Raylor (English) to develop an interactive map of Thomas Hobbes’ poem The Seven Wonders of the Peak District, using…