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2019 Practicum in DH

Spring 2019 AHIS596, Prof. Maeve Kane

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Recent Posts

  • Transatlantic Slave Trade
  • Adventures in the Fur Trade
  • Final Project: A Sketch of The City of Albany, 1850 to 1940
  • Finding a Place to Belong: Jeff Aldrich Final Project
  • Picturing the Adirondacks – Final Project

Authors

  • Maeve Kane
  • A Partridge
  • A Noble
  • C Meyer
  • D Petty
  • Emma Burkhart
  • John Epp
  • J Aragona
  • J Aldrich
  • J Grobe
  • J Porter
  • L Tenney
  • M Marthage
  • O McCarty
  • K Price
  • Scarlatte
  • S Scott
  • S Shivers
  • T Luneau
  • Class Session

    Last day discussion

    Maeve Kane / May 7, 2019

    Start with the question, the archive, or the tool?

    Your goals (the reason you are doing the research),

    Your conceptual framework (the literature you are working in, your field, your experience that you draw from),

    Your research questions (a set of clear statements of exactly what you are studying)

    Your methods (broadly conceived as the way you are going to answer the question, so for historians both the archives/sources you will work from and their perspectives are relevant as well as the way you will sample/explore them, and the actual techniques you will use to analyze and interpret them)

    The validity concerns and threats (literally, answers to the question “how might you be wrong” where you work through inherent limitations and biases in your methods, sources, perspective, etc.)

    How to get a project off the ground

    1. What were you most concerned about this semester?
    2. Where did you improve the most?
    3. How did you improve?
    4. What are you most comfortable with now?
    5. What are the limitations of your platform?
    6. How did you prioritize?
    7. What’s the minimum viable product?
    8. Where will it live long term?

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  • Class Session

    Rough draft feedback

    Maeve Kane / April 30, 2019

    Please complete the feedback form for three of your classmates by the start of class on Thursday!

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  • Class Session,  Tutorials

    Dynamic Images in Tableau

    Maeve Kane / April 23, 2019
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  • Class Session,  Tutorials

    Viz in Tooltip

    Maeve Kane / April 23, 2019
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  • Uncategorized

    Formatting in Tableau

    Maeve Kane / April 18, 2019
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  • Course Details

    End of term feedback

    Maeve Kane / April 16, 2019

    I take your feedback on this course very seriously! The university will have general course evals open later this week, but your feedback on some questions more specific to this class will be very helpful for me. Your name, email, or IP address is not recorded with this form, and I will not look at responses until after grades are submitted.

    I would also appreciate your time identifying your classmates who have been the most helpful for you this semester. This form does ask for your name, but I will not identify anyone’s responses to anyone else in class. I will use your responses on this form for bumping up grades of anyone others in class found particularly helpful, but no one will be penalized based on these responses.

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  • Class Session

    ADK Images demo

    Maeve Kane / April 16, 2019
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  • Class Session

    A post with footnotes

    Maeve Kane / April 11, 2019

    This demonstrates a post with footnotes.This is my footnote with a bibliographically correct short citation, to be followed below by a bibliography.

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  • Class Session

    Wireframe feedback collab

    Maeve Kane / April 8, 2019

    For class today we’ll be collaborating to make a feedback form. One person in each group should open up the form to make edits.

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  • Class Session,  Tutorials

    American Panorama Demo

    Maeve Kane / April 1, 2019

    This is a demo of an American Panorama style dashboard done in Tableau.

    Tableau v9.3 version of file.

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