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Caroline Walsh is a sophomore at Bucknell University and is from Needham, Massachusetts. She has two sisters, including an identical twin, who also attend Bucknell. Caroline is a member of the women’s lacrosse team on campus and enjoys hanging out with her friends.
The definition of DH that I am being shown is creating new problems, challenges, and many opportunities by using new technologies.
Morgan Graning is a junior at Bucknell University. She is a political science major and sociology minor. Morgan is from Long Island, New York.
The three terms that appear most frequently in the ten Digital Humanities definitions I found are ‘digital’, ‘humanities’, and ‘cultural’. DH is the connection made between humans, texts, and images that cannot be made in an analog network.
Caleb Broughton is an Econ major who plays on the baseball team at Bucknell University. Born in Lebanon, NH on November 6, 1998.
The dominant words throughout my definitions for digital humanities, besides for digital and humanities, are develop, new, and information. Digital humanities is a new way to find information through developing computer technologies to solve questions.
Tyler George is a political science and history double major at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. Tyler formerly attended Lincoln-Sudbury high school, in his hometown, Sudbury, Massachusetts. Tyler plays club hockey at Bucknell, and also participates as an Army ROTC cadet in the Bison Battalion.