I am incredibly passionate about podcasts, I listened to more podcasts this year than I did music on Spotify and my wrapped was embarrassing. However, I’m not a […]
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TE10: Net.Create
Net create made me feel like I was working on something so scientific that it had to have multiple eyes on it at once. That page was so […]
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TE9: Voyant Tools
Early on in my usage of Voyant tools, I ran into issues installing the “Desktop version” of the tool to my MacBook. While the GitHub and the small […]
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TE8: Meta-Data
For the 8th tool exercise of Digital Methods 1, we worked with meta-data and attempted to categorize, describe, group and identify items from the Clemson University Archives. This […]
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TE7: Air Table
When people hear the word database, their minds are automatically thinking of numbers in a long list, no associated with much anything other than a name, location or […]
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TE5: Zotero
Zotero, a creation of George Mason University was created for researchers to organize their secondary sources in an accessible and free way. With an incredibly intuitive setup, Zotero […]
