Upcoming Events Digital Storytelling with ArcGIS StoryMaps November 20, 2024, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Location: Firestone Library - B-6-H, Firestone Library This workshop will introduce participants to the primary features of ArcGIS StoryMaps and the necessary preparation to publish an effective StoryMaps project. As a member of the Princeton community, you have access to ArcGIS Online and its many apps like StoryMaps. Skills taught or addressed include: pairing maps, multimedia, and text; geolocation; embedding content; digital map making; using ArcGIS templates and layouts; digital storytelling strategies. Please bring a laptop. If you have not already activated your Princeton ArcGIS Online account, you are encouraged to do so beforehand. Past Events Legal Issues in Computational Research Using Text and Data Mining, with guest presenter Dave Hansen, Executive Director of Authors AllianceLifecycle of 3D Data, with guest presenter Matt Cook, Digital Scholarship Program Coordinator at Harvard Library. In collaboration with the PUL Makerspace (co-hosted by the PUL Makerspace)Modeling Cultural Heritage, with guest presenters Jeff Evans, Manager of Visual Resources and Photographer, and Joseph Hu, Visual Imaging Specialist, for the Princeton University Art Museum (co-hosted by the PUL Makerspace)Douglass Day 2024Introduction to OpenRefine: Learn to Wrangle Your DataData Wrangling Tools: OpenRefine and Linking DataIntroduction to GitHub: Enabling Digital Project Collaboration and Sustainable WebsitesCreating a Digital Exhibit: Introduction to Collection BuilderDigital Storytelling with ArcGIS StoryMapsFrom Text to Map: Digital Mapping Methods for Your ResearchThe Research Life Cycle and Digital Tools: Surveying Project InfrastructureIntro to Python for Working with TextPython for Web Scraping and APIsPython for Text CleaningPython for Text AnalysisPython for Machine Learning: Text GenerationIntroduction to Photogrammetry
