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Description: This website is an online exhibit of digitized photo albums, films, and diaries that also analyzes the different and often problematic ways in which the West envisions Africa. This project was created by Arlette Hernandez as a Mellon Digital Humanities Undergraduate Fellow.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Mellon Digital Humanities Undergraduate Fellows Projects
Creator: Hernandez, Arlette
Date: 2016
Methodology: exhibit, curation
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created during Spring 2014 by the students in INTR 203: You Say You Want a Revolution: Introduction to Digital Humanities, which was taught by Paul Youngman, Professor of German and Sara Sprenkle, Associate Professor of Computer Science.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: INTR 203 class
Date: 2014
Methodology: text analysis, data visualization, mapping
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created during Spring Term 2015 for DH 101 with a focus on aspects of literary history related to Washington and Lee University. The course was taught by Jeff Barry, Associate Professor & Associate University Librarian and Mackenzie Brooks, Assistant Professor & Metadata Librarian.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Site
Creator: DH 101 class
Date: 2015
Methodology: blog
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created during Spring Term 2014 for INTR 203: You Say You Want a Revolution: Introduction to Digital Humanities. The course was taught by Paul Youngman and Sara Sprenkle. The students in the course created the related websites, Beyond Bow Ties and Lee Chapel.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: INTR 203 class
Date: 2014
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created during Fall 2015 by the students in HIST 180-01, Fashion in Global History, which was taught by Professor Stephanie Stillo.
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Subject: History, Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: HIST 180 class
Date: 2014
Methodology: data visualization, timeline, blog
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: Historic Lexington: A Walking Tour is the final project of HIST 295: Introduction to Public History taught by Profs. Stephanie Stillo and Mackenzie Brooks in Spring 2016.
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Subject: Digital Humanities , Public History
Group: Course Projects
Creator: HIST 295 Class
Date: 2016
Methodology: Mapping
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created by Arlette Hernandez as a Mellon Fellowship in Digital Humanities. Her project includes a collection of photographs of South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Botswana taken during a missionary trip by Thomas Hills in the nineteenth century. The originals are house in the W&L Special Collections. She has mapped out their locations and included narrative text in a Vacation Story Map.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: Arlette Hernandez
Date: 2017
Methodology: digital collection, mapping
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website is an art project.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Description: This website was created during Spring 2014 by the students in INTR 203: You Say You Want a Revolution: Introduction to Digital Humanities, which was taught by Paul Youngman, Professor of German and Sara Sprenkle, Associate Professor of Computer Science.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: INTR 203 class
Date: 2014
Methodology: data visualization, timeline
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website is an active scholarly project managed by the Digital Humanities team at Washington and Lee University using geo-spatial visualizations to explore new interpretations of 19th-century German, Austrian and Swiss literature in which the railway plays a key role. The broader goal is to incorporate railway literature from other countries to make this truly a railway map of world literature. The project is led by Paul A.Youngman, Professor of German.
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Subject: German literature, Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: Youngman, Paul
Methodology: data visualization, mapping
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Description: This website documents a project to create a database of Scottish clergy, 1560-1689.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Faculty Projects
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Description: This website was created by students in CLAS 343, Classics in a Digital Age during Spring Term 2015. The course was taught by Rebecca R. Benefiel, Associate Professor of Classics.
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Subject: Digital Humanities , Classics
Group: Course Projects
Creator: CLAS 343 class
Date: 2015
Methodology: data visualization, timeline
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created by students in JOUR 202, Introduction to Digital Journalism during the 2012-2013 academic year. The course was taught by Toni Locy, Professor of Journalism & Mass Communications.
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Subject: Digital Humanities , Journalism
Group: Course Projects
Creator: JOUR 202 class
Methodology: storytelling
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created by students in JOUR 215, The Magazine: Past, Present, Future during Spring Term 2015. The course was taught by Douglas O. Cumming, Associate Professor of Journalism & Mass Communications.
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Subject: Digital Humanities , Journalism
Group: Course Projects
Creator: JOUR 215 class
Date: 2015
Methodology: blog
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created as a supplmement a collaborative mural created by the Eagle's Nest Clubhouse and W&L students under the supervision of Professor Andrea Lepage. The mural depicts the recovering journeys of the participants from the Eagle's Nest Clubhouse. The interactive mural includes narrative information about the images found in the mural. Parts of the mural are linked to text specific to that part and users can click on those links to read further information about the person who included that section of the mural.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Faculty Projects
Creator: Andrea Lepage
Date: 2018
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Description: This website was created by students in ENG 295: African American Poetry, taught by Leslie Wheeler, during Spring Term 2018. It consists of online collections and exhibits related to the experience of black students at W&L.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Course Projects
Creator: ENG 295 class
Date: 2018
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
Relation: Record Group 38: Student Projects
Description: This website was created to discuss the Steinheil Affair and the press culture of the nineteent century in France using textual analysis.
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Subject: Digital Humanities
Group: Faculty Projects
Creator: Sarah Horowitz
Date: 2017
Methodology: blog, text analysis
Collector: Washington and Lee University, James G. Leyburn Library
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