Hello! My name is Jason. I am a sophomore and I am excited to start my role as a Digital Scholarship Intern (DSI), focusing on…
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All posts having to do with the front-end development intern’s work.
Just as I thought that I am almost done with my project, Carleton updated its website! Great! So this is the newest version of Carleton’s…
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This is the earliest official Carleton website that can be found on Wayback Machine. This website were basic, using vertically structured, text-heavy pages with few graphics just like most of the web design at that time. There are also some eye-catching blue underlined hypertext to navigate the virtual Web space. This website also has different sections for visitors, students and alumni which is very unusual for .edu websites at that time. It is a pity that this division disappeared during the next 10 years.
Comments closedThis term Alec and I have been working on an updated website for Carleton Guide to Medieval Rome. I have been working with some new…
Comments closedI spent the majority of this term improving the customizability of an Omeka theme. It was interesting to learn more about how the themes work,…
Comments closedThis past term I have been continuing my work with Omeka front-end design. I updated the Bootstrap 4 elements to the Omeka themes, so now…
Comments closedThis term has been a wonderful introduction to Digital Humanities. I enjoyed becoming more familiar with the various content management systems and exploring the advantages…
Comments closedThis term, I customized the transcription page in the virtual workhouse Digital Archive(VWDA) site. I also taught myself Java Script as some of the future…
Comments closedFall term has been an interesting experience. It has mostly been exploring themes in Omeka and ways to manipulate them. As such, I got to…
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