App Development

Tangible progress on my research project came to a bit of a halt over reading week. The project itself hangs in stasis; still waiting on me to scan many of the plates from the atlas I mentioned last post. I’ve continued to trawl for information, but have found that I […]

Explore Ottawa Remixed

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As per usual with things like this, I’ve learned a lot, and have nothing up to show for it. When the option is somewhat available to me – and even sometimes when it’s not – I have a tendency to work on things whenever the urge strikes me. That’s generally […]

The Comeback Kid: in which lessons are learned and a ...

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We’re going time travelling! Well, not really, but we’re going to pretend it’s last week because that is when this blog post should have been up. If anyone has cruised through my experience with 3907B last semester, you may have already picked up on the fact that I am a […]

Geolocation Hack in Twine and Attempting to Troubleshoot

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Hi there! I figure it would probably be a good idea to give some background on myself before jumping head first into this little adventure. My name is Kathryn Greenan, and I’m a third year history student at Carleton University. You probably already know me, or at least my type: […]

And we’re off!

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