Digital Humanities Coursework Platform

This is a blog/digital journal that was initially created for use in the Carleton University course HIST3814O with Dr. Shawn Graham. I'm now using it to document my other adventures in digital humanities, which currently is focused on HIST3000 aka Digital Archaeology. Powered by Hugo and published through Netlify. The theme is a modified version of Chunky, originally created by Strict Panda.

Notable features

• Made using Hugo, Bootstrap, and Netlify.

Directory Structure

Link to github repository. More information on what these folders and files do can be found in the Hugo documentation site.

netlify/
├── archetypes          # default layout for content files
├── content             # website content
| └── images            # images for content
| └── post              # blog posts
├─ resources            # cache of files that speeds up site generation
├─ config.toml          # Hugo directives
└── themes              # site theme --> most aesthetic work done in here

Additional Credits

Icons

• Font Awesome

Other

• Hugo

License

Open sourced under the MIT license.