Composing Collaborative Feminist Recovery Projects with ScalarMain MenuWelcomeAbstract and NavigationIntroduction: Digital Feminist HistoriographyAn introduction to feminist historiographers for digital humanistsProject: Planning our Scalar ProjectIntroduction to planning the projectParts: Both Form and ContentIntroduction to the content options in ScalarPaths: Navigating Nonlinear Possibilities and Controlled ChaosIntroduction to the navigation options in ScalarPeople: Making Collaboration VisibleIntroduction to the authorship and collaboration in ScalarConclusion: Overall Reflections on Feminist Recovery in ScalarInsights and Reflections on Feminist Recovery in ScalarTeresa Contino5367b6a53c9003d21e99d151abb981df00aac0a1Nathan Barnes968a2709d850ebe4f797f17733f6952f0a02396cAmy Lueck557d200a410ce28daf395646ea7883ee44337c9eContino, Teresa, Barnes, Nathan, & Lueck, Amy. (2024). Composing collaborative feminist recovery projects with Scalar. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy, 28(2).
How to Use Different Parts of Scalar
12023-10-20T14:49:09+00:00Doug Eyman6f00fe5f26162d9367d5931d6c84a7440e32370c21In this video, we explain how to create different content types of Scalar, including pages, media, and visualizations.plain2023-10-20T14:49:09+00:00Doug Eyman6f00fe5f26162d9367d5931d6c84a7440e32370c
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12023-10-20T14:49:09+00:00Doug Eyman6f00fe5f26162d9367d5931d6c84a7440e32370cVisualizationsDoug Eyman1Provides a list of pages that embed or refer to visualizationsplain2023-10-20T14:49:09+00:00Doug Eyman6f00fe5f26162d9367d5931d6c84a7440e32370c