by Rachael Hodder | Sep 15, 2012 | CHI Fellowship Program, CHI Project Info
After many months of holding you in suspense, it’s now time to show my CHI fellowship project and bid you all adieu with this final post as a CHI fellow. To refresh your memory, the project I proposed last spring was called Corridor. It was a web application...
by Rachael Hodder | Jul 2, 2012 | CHI Fellowship Program
An essential area of focus for cultural heritage scholars should be application programming interfaces, or APIs. APIs are, in very simple terms, code libraries assembled by web service companies to enable third-party applications to communicate with the web service...
by Rachael Hodder | May 29, 2012 | CHI Articles & Discussions, CHI Fellowship Program
Coding in the humanities has been the topic of much heated discussion. The conversation has spanned the shoulds-and-should-nots, the whys-and-why-nots, and the who-and-who’s-nots. What troubles me most about the conversations surrounding coding in the humanities is...
by Rachael Hodder | Feb 23, 2012 | CHI Articles & Discussions, CHI Fellowship Program
“What does a digital rhetorician do?” “What is digital rhetoric?” “What is rhetoric?” To most people outside my field, it’s not immediately obvious what my field of study means or what I do. As a degree candidate in Digital Rhetoric and Professional Writing, I hear...
by Rachael Hodder | Feb 2, 2012 | CHI Fellowship Program, CHI Project Info
Twitter has been an invaluable tool for me as a new grad student and growing scholar. Communicating and building connections over Twitter has helped form relationships with my colleagues and professors in my program and across the university. Using Twitter has also...
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