Mapping Correspondence with Palladio

The growth in digital scholarship over the last few decades has provided new tools of analysis for historians and humanists. The ability to organize and refine large amounts of data quickly allows the researcher to begin asking new questions of her subject…

Creating a Map Presentation

Our Spring 2018 series on programs in the Digital Scholarship Lab’s Digital Toolbox continues with a blog post on mapping tools from Alyssa Duetsch. The toolbox is a curated list of software and applications that the Lab confidently recommends to students looking to create…

Medicine in the Ancient Near East: Making Connections Across Disciplines

Mary Daley, Cassie Lecinski, and Nicole Wilczynski probably didn’t expect their coursework in Dr. Deirdre Dempsey’s Fall Digging the Bible class (THEO 4000) to have much in common with their majors in the…

Planning Ahead? Here’s How the DSL Can Help You Ace Your Semester

Do you have big project due at the end of the semester? Do you need to make a podcast? Record a video? Print a poster or remix a paper (shout out to our English 1002 students!)?

Introducing the Digital Humanities Reading Group!

The Digital Scholarship Lab is not just a place to rent a camera, to use Adobe CC software, or to record a podcast. It’s also a place to talk about and share interests and experiences in Digital Scholarship.

Medium 101

Medium is a great and easy software to publish your own writing.

Steps to Publishing your Writing on…

DSL Updates for Spring 2018

Welcome back, Marquette! The Digital Scholarship Lab made a few changes over the winter break and we’re excited to share them with you!