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Elizabeth Wawrzyniak in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Nov 20, 2017

Getting Started with Microsoft’s Power BI

Sometimes you have a lot of data, and you need to figure out a way to analyze it…

Elizabeth Wawrzyniak in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Jul 6, 2017

Create Something Worth Sharing: Reclaim Hosting

Elizabeth Wawrzyniak in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Jun 22, 2017

Diagramming with Lucidchart

Lucidchart is an online digital media tool that allows users to create and collaborate on charts, flowcharts…

Alyssa Duetsch in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Apr 27, 2017

Making a Map in MapStory

MapStory is a great website to use to create a map presentation accompanied with a timeline. The basics are easy to understand and it is an easy tool to get started with. I worked with MapStory a bit to figure out how it works and what the advantages of it are. Here are my pros and…

Kendall Roemer in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Dec 6, 2016

Making an Infographic in Photoshop

After creating an infographic in PowerPoint, I was asked to make another. Rather than use the same program twice, I decided to try Photoshop, as I have used the program for years and figured it would allow more creative freedom!

Kendall Roemer in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Dec 6, 2016

Making an Infographic in PPT

I recently was asked to create an infographic from scratch using Powerpoint. I had never done anything like this before, so here are a few tips on how to make an effective infographic in PPT.

Look online for examples of infographics to decide what style…

Kendall Roemer in Digital Scholarship Lab @MarquetteRaynor

Nov 15, 2016

Digital Presentation Tools

Where PowerPoint used to be the only method to visualize information, more and more tools have sprung up over the years to add some diversity to corporate and student presentations.