Data Quilt 2.0 Heer, Bostock, and Ogievetsky write, in “A Tour through the Visualization Zoo”, that “By making data more accessible and appealing, visual representations may also help engage more diverse audiences in exploration and … Continue reading
Lab Report #5: Network Visualization Introduction: My objective in this lab was to create a network visualization that is ego-centric, but focused on Gracie Mitchell, the quilter that I have been investigating on my research … Continue reading
Lab Report #4: GIS & Geospatial Visualization Introduction: For this lab experimentation with mapping, I decided to try making small multiples of quilt patterns using Tableau. My goal is to use this software to create … Continue reading
Lab Report #3: Tableau Introduction For this lab experimentation with Tableau, I returned to the Voyages Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database. I wrote about this online tool for Digital Humanities last spring, and the evaluation is … Continue reading
LAB REPORT #2B: TIMELINE VERITE Introduction I attempted to create a timeline for Gracie Mitchell, the woman interviewed as part of the Federal Writer’s project. In addition to dates from her life that she described … Continue reading