by Robert Bryant | Oct 12, 2014 | 3D modeling, Atlanta connections, mapping, SIF Projects
Hey guys! This was another pretty productive week! Andrew and I ran two workshops in how to use Agisoft PhotoScan. The first workshop had no turnout unfortunately–but our second one this past Friday had a few very interested and excited people come along. I...
by Robert Bryant | Oct 9, 2014 | Uncategorized
Hello All! As you can probably tell–I’ve spent a great deal of time this week hacking my Edublogs WordPress CSS. It involved opening up the source code in Firefox’s debugger and figuring out all the various tags, <DIV>’s I could change...
by Robert Bryant | Oct 2, 2014 | Atlanta connections, data visualization, digital humanities, mapping
Hey Guys! Just wanted to talk a little this week about the project some of the SIFs and I are working on! It’s been a rough week due to a stagnant cold that’s been ailing me, but we’ve managed to accumulate a lot of good data to throw at this...
by Robert Bryant | Sep 22, 2014 | pedagogy
Hey Everyone! This week has flown by! We’re definitely making some headway at CURVE with one of our interactive environment projects–which I plan on posting more details about in my post next week. It’s pretty exciting and involves a tremendous...
by Robert Bryant | Sep 3, 2014 | Uncategorized
This is my first post as a member of the CURVE project–and I’d love to introduce a little about myself and my goals while working at such an awesome space. For anyone who doesn’t know me–my name is Robert Bryant. I’m currently an M.A. student in the Anthropology...
