Digital Humanities, Information Fluency, and the Digital Harrisburg Project
Yesterday morning, the Dean of the School of Humanities and […]
Digitizing Harrisburg circa 1901
In early January, students in Harrisburg University’s Applied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) class were notified of the course requirement for a semester long applied GIS project. This course builds on […]
City Digital: The View from 7,000 Feet
This morning, I gave students in my Digital History class a very brief overview of Geographic Information Systems. While Digital History students have been working on keying US census data, […]
Harrisburg on the Map: An Update on the US Census Project
As students have noted recently (here, here, and here), everyone […]
From City Social to City Beautiful
As many students have already posted, our Digital History class is currently working on two different projects related to the history of Harrisburg and its past residents, which are “City […]
