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Digital History Hacks (2005-08): February 2008
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08). Methodology for the infinite archive. Sunday, February 17, 2008. In my previous post I described a tangible interface that I made for Google Earth, using Arduino and Python. A couple of days after that, I had the chance to take my prototype in to school to try and get it running on one of the student's laptops. William J. Turkel. Monday, February 11, 2008. Prototyping a Tangible Interface for Google Earth. As I mentioned in a previous post. That Google Earth uses. Microco...
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08): November 2008
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08). Methodology for the infinite archive. Friday, November 21, 2008. A Few Arguments for Humanistic Fabrication. Is a good introduction to some of the possibilities.) Small groups of DIY makers and hardware hackers are busy in their garages and attics trying to create a printer that can print a copy of itself. A machine that can print out a flashlight. One that can print a torroidal coil of candy. Or burn a message into your morning toast. We can't predict the future. People ...
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08): The Bridge Goes Both Ways
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08). Methodology for the infinite archive. Sunday, November 02, 2008. The Bridge Goes Both Ways. This week I found myself in a somewhat unfamiliar situation. Along with Randy Shifflett. I was asked to represent the discipline of history at a community building meeting of the LIKES. When asked what kind of computational tools historians and other humanists need, the best metaphor that I could come up with drew on Jim Clifford's ideas of travel and translation. And Lucy Suchman'...
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08): May 2008
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08). Methodology for the infinite archive. Saturday, May 24, 2008. A Naive Bayesian in the Old Bailey, Part 1. One of the great benefits of having a blog has been that people who are interested in digital history find me and let me know what they are doing in the field. For a couple of years now, I've enjoyed an intermittent but invariably thought-provoking correspondence with Tim Hitchcock. One of the creators of the wonderful digital archive of the Old Bailey. In my last pos...
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08): December 2008
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Digital History Hacks (2005-08). Methodology for the infinite archive. Monday, December 29, 2008. William J. Turkel. Tuesday, December 09, 2008. Some Winter Reading for Humanist Makers. Crossposted to Cliopatria and Digital History Hacks). In December 2004, I bought a copy of Joe Martin's Tabletop Machining. And begin making stuff in earnest. Since it's December again, I thought I'd put together a small list of books to help other would-be humanist makers. Barrett, William. The Illusion of Technique.
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The Token American: April 2012
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Adventures of a Yankee in the Great White North. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Road Trip to America's Dairyland - NCPH/OAH 2012. Rest stop in Indiana. With the "Bronze Fonz". Monday, April 16, 2012. The Wonderboy - "Sweet Spot". There is a part of the baseball bat called the "sweet spot." It's that magical place on the bat, where a " combination of factors (physics and all that) results in a maximum response for a given amount of effort. I have found the "sweet spot" of my interactive exhibit design project.
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Curso MOOC en español: El Humanista Digital - El humanista digitalEl humanista digital
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Digital Humanities have officially started at Western. 8220;Design Thinking” para las humanidades →. Curso MOOC en español: El Humanista Digital. January 23, 2013. Además, haremos dos trabajos, uno individual y otro en grupo. Para los dos trabajaos usaremos el sistema de evaluación por pares, por lo que esperad recibir uno o dos ensayos para corregirlos cuando entreguéis el vuestro:. Trabajo en grupo: desarrollo de un currículum en humanidades digitales ajustado a las necesidades de un caso real en una i...
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cultura abierta Archives - El humanista digitalEl humanista digital
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Category Archives: cultura abierta. Un espacio humano: síntesis de las artes y humanismo. September 19, 2012. El pasado viernes (14 de septiembre de 2012) estuvo con nosotros José Luis Chacón, arquitecto venezolano y profesor de la Universidad de Los Andes, en Mérida. El tema de su charla fue el “aparentemente” tradicional de la síntesis de las … Continue reading →. 12 Los nuevos mandarines. March 15, 2011. Seminario de Liderazgos Culturales y Globalización en México. March 2, 2011. March 2, 2011. Los úl...
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El humanista digital - Page 2 of 4 - The CulturePlex LabEl humanista digital | The CulturePlex Lab | Page 2
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Newer posts →. De tecnólogo a filósofo. August 30, 2011. 8220; De tecnólogo a filósofo. 8221; es la traducción del título de un apasionante y breve ensayo que Damon Horowitz publicó recientemente en The Chronicle of Higher Education. El subtítulo. Why you should quit your technology job and get a Ph.D. in the humanities. Anuncia las que serán razones autobiográficas y profesionales del autor para recomendar a sus lectores que no opten por una carrera en ingeniería, sino por un Doctorado en Filosofía.
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arquitectura Archives - El humanista digitalEl humanista digital
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Un espacio humano: síntesis de las artes y humanismo. September 19, 2012. El pasado viernes (14 de septiembre de 2012) estuvo con nosotros José Luis Chacón, arquitecto venezolano y profesor de la Universidad de Los Andes, en Mérida. El tema de su charla fue el “aparentemente” tradicional de la síntesis de las … Continue reading →. Bill Turkel on the Digital…and some other interesting things. Netnapit Tasakorn’s Youtube Channel on Cultural Leaderships. Curso El humanista digital (Western 2011).
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