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Adapting Kafka
German
Verena Kick uses Scalar hosted on GU Domains to compile and analyze all editions, translations, and adaptations of Franz Kafka's The Trial to make scholarly resources more accessible.
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The Collection of Biothreat Risk Assessments (COBRA) Archive
Biology
Michael Parker uses Omeka hosted on GU Domains to publish a first-of-its-kind repository of domestic biosecurity policy that is publicly accessible.
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Diagrammatica
Communication, Culture, & Technology
J.R. Osborn uses Omeka hosted on GU Domains to compile, analyze, and archive significant diagrams from the history of humanities and social science scholarship.
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Digital Dunhuang
Art and Art History
Michelle C. Wang uses Tableau to create a unique, interactive digital index of historic cave shrines at a Buddhist site in northwestern China.
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Migrating Minds Online Journal
Italian
Nicoletta Pireddu uses WordPress and DigitalGeorgetown to publish an open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Migrating Minds: Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism.
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Soundscapes of Incarceration
Performing Arts and Music
Ben Harbert uses Panopto to curate and archive interactive web-based soundscapes to offer users a guided sonic journey through the DC jail environment.
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Visualizing Environmental Inequality
History
Meredith McKittrick uses StoryMaps to help students create rich, multimedia presentations that vividly illustrated environmental inequality.
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Walking Tour of DC
McDonough School of Business, School of Foreign Service
Marcia Mintz orchestrated an insightful walking tour of Washington, DC for her students. This course design strategy facilitated interdisciplinary and experiential learning by connecting students with the cultural, historical, and policy-driven aspects of the nation’s capital.