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The demands of everyday life can leave us feeling disconnected from ourselves and our passions. The worst part? It’s so normalized that we often don’t even realize that…
Streaming has changed how people listen to music and constitutes 62.1% of the total music industry’s revenue. Gen-Z is an emerging audience that prioritizes short-form content discovery and…
We will be presenting on our fellowship at the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art including projects we contributed to, lessons learned, and some…
At Pratt Institute Libraries we collected and analyzed Interlibrary Loan data from the year 2020 through 2022. The objective of the project was to study Interlibrary loan patterns…
QUILT is a digital humanities project that merges textile arts, digital mapping, and storytelling. It is a patchwork quilted map of New York City embedded with queer memories…
This co-authored short paper and poster by Pratt Associate Professor Irene Lopatovska and Jessika Davis, MS Museums & Digital Culture ’23, was accepted and presented at the 2023…
Webtoon is a new format for digital comics that is reinvigorating webcomic publishing that libraries should be paying attention to. Its accessibility on mobile devices, and its being…
As the two Web Archiving Fellows for The Frick Reference Library & NYARC, Anna Collins and Ellis Mikelić present a poster on how web archiving is a critical…
“Death Plan” is an approachable picture book for adults that uses rhyming text and whimsical watercolor illustrations to mimic the style of a children’s nursery rhyme or picture…
With Fellow Allysha A. Leonard You can view the presentation here. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1P4vVwc7MkNOYyXmy8GR2CzQDc0fsK6XH6wpiN4Om1Mg/edit?usp=sharing MS Graduation Portfoliohttps://allyshaaleonard.wixsite.com/pratt-portfolio The presentation will discuss the…
As a fellow at the Center for Brooklyn History Othmer Library, I undertook a long-term project to record and analyze data from the call slips used to request…
The Selected Topics in Information & Human Rights resource guide is a LibGuide that focuses on human rights as they relate to information and the information professions. Multiple…
This project assesses digital content at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It asks: How are digital components embedded in a cultural institution as large as the Met? And…
Deceptive design, or dark patterns, in user experience has been the target of extensive attention in recent years, especially within the context of video games. Dark patterns are…
We will present the restored film strip Straight Talk About Lesbians, a 1980 educational film strip by Elizabeth Diamond. The film features women discussing their experiences, histories, and…
This panel will focus on the work from Pratt MSLIS students over the last two semesters, coming together in conversation to discuss their developments, challenges, outcomes, and…
This novel study aims to identify the factors that contribute to developing a creative career, and explore the ways in which CVD can be limiting a professional environment…
This past summer, I completed a Data Science Fellowship at the UCSFS’s Industry Documents Library. The UCSF Industry Documents Library is a vast collection of resources encompassing documents, images, videos,…
InfoShow22 is the annual showcase and celebration of Pratt School of Information student work, and is part of Pratt Shows. InfoShow22 is taking place on Friday, May 13, 2022 5:30-7:30pm ET, followed by the…
Using Interactive Maps to Visualize the Relationship between Food and Empire in the Early Modern Era
This engaging digital exhibit combines custom interactive maps with 17th-century cookbooks to communicate the concrete relationship between food and empire that fueled the rapid expansion of global trade, expansion, exploration, and extraction in the early modern era.