Revisiting the Trail: Digital Historical Analysis of The Oregon Trail Game

The Oregon Trail is an educational computer game that many generations of children have played in school. I was one of those children. In eighth grade I was able to play this game as well. So, when I reflected on what game I wanted to play, I decided that I would revisit the Oregon Trail …

My Exploration of 3D History and Cultural Heritage

As described in the article, Please Feel the Museum: The Emergence of 3D Printing and Scanning, by Liz Neely and Miriam Langer, “photogrammetry- Introducing the opportunity to create a full 360-degree scan, which can then produce a 3D print, allows a visitor to go deeper into the experience of the object” in the Spring Semester …

Revisiting: Teaching Guerilla Praxis: Making Critical Digital Humanities Research Politically Relevant

Two weeks ago we discussed this posting class, unfortunately I was gone due to being covid positive. Therefore, I thought it was a good idea to revisit it here on my blog. To shortly summarize, this piece, Teaching Guerilla Praxis: Making Critical Digital Humanities Research Politically Relevant, by Anthony Bayani Rodriguez: The article discussed the …