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Announcing Adobe Express for Carleton
Adobe Express is web-based and offers essential functionalities when it comes to media creation and editing. Carleton now offers Adobe Express licenses for all students, faculty and staff.
Looking for Creativity? Come to the Makerspace!
Across campus there are countless places for Carls to express their creativity through imaginative projects. One of the best places is the Makerspace lab!
DataSquad: A Deep Dive Into Data Cleaning
Shaun Baron-Furayama (class of 2023) worked over a summer to “clean” student-collected presidential election data that spanned over two decades. Here’s a little about the process and a report of his experience.
BiochemAR is now available!
BiochemAR, an augmented reality app for visualizing 3d molecular models, is now available for download on Apple’s App Store and Google Play Store. This app, a collaboration between Rou-Jia Sung…
Guest Post: Arduino Water Depth Monitor
Author: Nathan Mannes, ’19 With supplies from the Geology Department and with the advising of Andrew Wilson, we have created an Arduino-based water-depth monitor. The grey cone you see at…
Civic Engagement, Spanish Classes, and Instructional Video
Dann Hurlbert and Palmar Alvarez-Blanco co-taught Spanish 206, a Carleton College course focused on fostering civic engagement–while giving back to the community. Students in this course worked with under-represented community…
Demystifying project communications for students (part 2)
**crossposted from Celeste’s blog** This post expands on my previous post about some of the basics of project communications, with the idea that these can be helpful references for students…
Demystifying communications for student workers
My colleagues Sarah Calhoun, Austin Mason, and I are collaborating on creating 4 new undergraduate internship positions related to front end/back-end development for digital humanities and digital scholarship projects, accessibility…
Digital portfolios at Carleton
See Janet’s Blog by clicking here. This is my inaugural post from a Carleton College blog. Carleton uses the WordPress (WP) Edublog platform and I’ve chosen the template called Blogghiamo.…
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