The Digital Humanities Initiative at the Claremont Colleges

Looking for something to keep yourself entertained this weekend? Check out the latest in our series of video tutorials, by Stacey Park, to get yourself acquainted with Scalar. https://www.youtube.com/playlist

Next up in our video tutorials, get started building a digital exhibition with Omeka thanks to a fantastic series by Logan Hughes: youtu.be/DDjbQkxji4o

Our team has been hard at work creating short, video tutorials to get you started using some of the digital tools that are most popular at the #claremontcolleges. First up, interested in #podcasting? Check out our Audacity tutorials by Marisa Hicks-Alcaraz: https://colleges.claremont.edu/dh/resources/tutorials/

Want to make your scholarship and reflections more easily accessible to public audiences? Our Quick Guide to Wix can get you started building your own blog or website. https://colleges.claremont.edu/dh/resources/tutorials/

The DH@CC team is thrilled to be able to continue supporting research and pedagogical efforts across the #claremontcolleges, even as were all working from home. Today, Research Studio Fellow @mari_la_nopalita and Director of DH@CC @leighslies discussed multimodal publishing and mobile media making with the students in @claremontgraduateuniversity Professor Nadine Chan’s class this afternoon. Looking forward to seeing the creative, public-facing projects that come out of their hard work this semester!

Do you have a story that’s best told spatially? StoryMapJS, an application created by the Knight Lab team at Northwestern University, might be just the tool for you. Check out our demo project, featuring several of Forbes 2018 Top 50 Women in Tech, to see what you can easily accomplish using this resource: bit.ly/DHCCdemomap Then take a look at the Quick Guide created by the DH@CC team to get you started on your own StoryMap project: https://colleges.claremont.edu/dh/resources/tutorials/