It\u27s All in the Bag: Developing the BookBag Tool to Organize and Analyze Data and Create Narratives Onsite (Connie Lester)
Measuring the Impact of History Harvests on UCF and its Community-Based Partner Institutions (Abigail Padfield)
The Paper Lens and Dominant Roots: Exploring the Hegemony of Agricultural Modernization through Historical Agricultural News (Marcy Galbreath and Amy Giroux)
Mapping property boundaries and Indian trails in the Chesapeake (Jessica Taylor)
Surfacing Indigenous Perspectives on the French Conquest of Algeria in a Graduate DH Course (Ashley Sanders)
The JFK Assassination Records Act of 1992 and Digital History (Diane Cline)
Big Data, Digital Humanities, and a New Understanding of Predictive Analytics (J.D. Applen