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Heinz Rüther Lecture at Rice University: January 19, 2012
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By Seglie on Dec 14th, 2011
  1. Arts & Design
  2. Film, Video & Animation
  3. Arts & Humanities
  4. Data & Information
  5. Geography & Location
  6. HASTAC Scholars
  7. Information Science & Archiving
  8. History
  9. Digital Humanities
  10. International & Global
  11. Digital Media & Learning
  12. Race & Ethnicity
  13. Culture
  14. Multimedia
  15. Technology
  16. HASTAC
  1. Africa
  2. Geomatics
  3. GIS
  4. Heritage
  5. Ruther
  6. Zamani

Heinz Rüther, Professor of Geomatics at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, will be giving a lecture at Rice University on January 19th,...
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Enhancing Learning & Scholarship with Mapping Technologies
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By Brannan on Nov 1st, 2011
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Data & Information
  3. Geography & Location
  4. HASTAC Scholars
  5. Digital Media & Learning
  6. Higher Education
  7. Visualization
  8. K-12 Learning
  9. Pedagogy & Teaching
  10. User Experience & Design
  11. HASTAC
  1. GIS
  2. mapping

Across institutions of higher education, faculty and students are exploring the diverse roles that mapping applications can play. Are they all...
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New Experiments in the Digital Geohumanities presented by Sarah Luria at Brown University
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By McNiff on Oct 30th, 2011
  1. Digital Humanities
  1. Brown University
  2. digital geohumanities
  3. GIS
  4. holy cross
  5. luria

If anyone is in the Providence, RI area on Friday, November 4th, please feel free to check out an engaging presentation on Digital Geohumanities...
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Geolocating Identity: A Reconciliation Project
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By Brannan on Oct 7th, 2011
  1. Geography & Location
  2. HASTAC Scholars
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. International & Global
  5. Online Identity
  6. Race & Ethnicity
  1. GIS
  2. Google Mashup
  3. Humanities 2.0
  4. mapping
  5. Reconciliation

 
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new "Spatial Humanities" community-driven resource
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By nowviskie on Apr 14th, 2011
  1. Geography & Location
  2. Digital Humanities
  1. cartography
  2. digital humanities
  3. geoinst
  4. geospatial
  5. GIS
  6. maps
  7. spatial

Over the past two years, with generous support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Scholars’ Lab at the University of Virginia...
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Considering the Commons in the Dirt in Middletown, USA
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By Preston on Nov 12th, 2010
  1. Geography & Location
  1. commons
  2. food geography
  3. GIS
  4. hegemony
  5. middletown

Hi there. I'm a freshly minted graduate student in geography embarking on a some GIS research into the communal and private edible gardens of...
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Coding Community: Interdigitations in the City Street
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By Wilson on Nov 4th, 2010
  1. Coding & Development
  2. Geography & Location
  3. Community & Policy
  4. Culture
  1. code
  2. community
  3. geography
  4. GIS
  5. mapping
  6. urban

Last Friday, I had the pleasure of presenting my most recently completed research project, Coding Community, at the second theme, "Truth and Lies...
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Social Explorer
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By Wood on Apr 6th, 2010
  1. Geography & Location
  1. free
  2. GIS
  3. maps

As I continue my training as a librarian, I'm sometimes amazed by the sheer magic that some resources represent. Social Explorer, a simple GIS and...
Language, Knowledge and Identity: Empowering with GIS in the Humanities
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By Vieira-Martinez on Jan 25th, 2010
  1. Geography & Location
  2. International & Global
  3. Digital Media & Learning
  4. Languages
  5. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. Africa
  2. DML competition
  3. GIS
  4. language
  5. social networking

Brief Description: A Geographic Information System (GIS) creates an inter-continental collaboration among college and secondary students,...
Beyond "Flat Maps": GIS and the Humanities
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By moacir on Jun 1st, 2009
  1. Geography & Location
  1. GIS

For my presentation on GIS for Humanities Computing, I considered some of the geospatial / geographic work I've come across in literary analysis...
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