Jill Hallam-Miller

Field Trip to the Maker-E

Oct 25, 2016

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Explore Bucknell’s newest makerspace, the Electronics Maker-E! Equipped with a wide range of tools and high tech devices, the Maker-E is a creative space for learning about and working on electronics, programming, and similar projects. More information is available at: http://makere.blogs.bucknell.edu/

Reading Moravian Lives: Overcoming Challenges in Transcribing and Digitizing Archival Memoirs

Oct 20, 2016

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Jill Hallam-Miller

in #BUDSC16, #s4a, Collaborating, Publishing, and Community Participation

Katherine Faull, Diane Jakacki, and Michael McGuire (Bucknell University) The Moravian Lives project aims to digitize, transcribe, and publish for analysis more than 60,000 manuscript and print memoirs, written by members of the Moravian Church between 1750-2012. These memoirs are housed in archives throughout the world, making it difficult for scholars to engage with them…

Basic Data Visualization and Scholarship

Oct 11, 2016

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Jill Hallam-Miller

in #BUDSC16, #w3, Workshops

Daniel Lynds (St. Norbert College) This workshop will leverage basic data visualization methods to present social media engagement for #BUDSC16. Measuring hashtag engagement using data visualization is becoming a phenomenon across disciplines and fields, often being integrated with Social Network Analysis. Whether exploring activity of students in a learning environment, engagement of brands with users,…

Author: Jill Hallam-Miller

Field Trip to the Maker-E

Reading Moravian Lives: Overcoming Challenges in Transcribing and Digitizing Archival Memoirs

Basic Data Visualization and Scholarship