I gave a presentation at the inaugural Women’s History in the Digital World conference at Bryn Mawr a couple of weeks ago. In the spirit of openness, they posted it to their online repository. It’s available here.
Category: Programming for Historians
Reflections and projects for my Programming for Historians course taught by Fred Gibbs at George Mason University in the Fall of 2012.
Great Expectations
I had partial success with my mapping project this weekend. I had originally planned to map each state with little popup boxes showing details on the numbers for each state. It turns out that I greatly underestimated both my skills with JSON files and the Google APIv3 for maps. But let me back up. I…