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Resources for Week #5: Moretti and Maps

Resources for Week #5: Moretti and Maps

Posted by L. M. Freer on Feb 25, 2014 in Lindsey, Resources | No Comments
  • Lindsey’s notes for the week (Google Doc)
  • Introduction to Moretti (A.nnotate)

Intro to GIS

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Lindsey’s Most Awesome Gliffy Yet!

  • Spatial Humanities at the University of Lancaster, UK
  • Tooling Up for Digital Humanities: Spatial Analysis
  • Barbara L. Hui’s Introduction to Litmap

Resources and Tools

  • ArcGIS
  • Open Source GIS
  • Google Maps
  • Google Earth
  • InstaGIS Infographics

Sample GIS Projects

  • ArcGIS Sample Maps
  • Lindsey’s Gatsby Map Lesson
  • LitMap
  • Digital Harlem
  • Mapping Norman Nicholson’s Network
  • Mapping the Lakes (YouTube slideshow; see also interactive beta)

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