The HASTAC Scholars program is an innovative student community. We blog, host online forums, develop new projects and organize events. Much of our work centers around rethinking pedagogy, learning, research & academia for the digital age. On this page you will find an expanding list comprising all content produced by the HASTAC Scholars program and participants. Content is ordered by initial posting date, with more recent items first. Load more items at the end of the page to keep reading.
All Content by HASTAC Scholars
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Adventures in the Archive: Text Mining Pan Am Periodicals
Adventures in the Archive: Text Mining Pan Am Periodicals Pan American Airlines was the major international airline for much of the 20 th century,...
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Informed Experiences, Designing Consent
Designs, whether implicitly or explicitly, cite core values that influence their development, marketing, and use. All too often, technology and...
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Distant Reading for Single Mother (Under)Representation
As academics, we are often finding various strategies for reading. A Google search for “reading” and “graduate school” yields 43 million results ...
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Surveillance Rhetorics - Issue 2
"Lyft Atlanta" by danxoneil is licensed under CC by 2.0 News about ride-sharing services seem to be popping up wherever I go. I used an Uber for the...
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Mental Health & Self-Care in Grad School
In preparing to host the “Mental Health and Self-Care in Grad School” webinar, I dug deep about what I’d like to see more of when it comes to mental...
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Reflecting on my HASTAC scholarship
My HASTAC scholarship is soon coming to an end, to welcome a new cohort of passionate Digital Humanists. I wanted to reflect a bit on my own...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 2: Map Warper and ArcGIS
Mapping 101: Aligning Historical Maps and Visualizing Geographic Data Selecting a map. I was fortunate to find a gorgeous, high-resolution image of a...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 5: Historical Parisian Street Data Set
A View into the Past Open-source data. A group of scholars created the website GeoHistoricalData to share their interactive historical maps of Paris...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 3: Vilmorin's Floriculture Data Set
Outdoor Flower Markets: A Network of Commercial Sites near Public Squares Primary source. The French botanist and writer Philippe L. de Vilmorin...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 4: Business Directory Data Set
Florists: A Network of Commercial Sites near the City Center and the Grands Boulevards Primary source. The French firm Didot - Bottin published an...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 1: Visualizing Parisian Horticultural Networks
The Big Idea: Art | Gender | Plants | Urbanism | Movement | Networks | Power Structures | Ecologies Why use mapping and historical geocoding to...
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Coding Pedagogy Collection Released
I'm excited to share that a new digital collection, Coding Pedagogy , has been launched! I contributed a chapter to this collection, but the best...