This project review was made to analyze a Digital Humanities project, Scottish Witchcraft Database, for the course DHM280 at West Chester University. Our goal was to analyze the Digital Humanities project through 6 main criteria: Overview & Significance, Methodology, Values, Space, Place, and Location, Audience & Peer Projects, and Evaluation.
Our team
Katherine Noll is a second year History major with an Anthropology minor. She contributed to the values page. Taylor Cady is a junior at West Chester University and is pursuing a B.S. in Media and Culture. She contributed to the Overview and Significance page.Aisha Baig is a sophomore at West Chester University studying pre-med and a minor in Arabic. She contributed to the Evaluation page.Destiny Stroble is a sophomore and a Criminal Justice major. She contributed to the Space, Place, Location page. Andrew Valenci is a Computer Scientist at West Chester University. He is currently pursuing a M.S/B.S. in Computer Science, a Math minor, and a Computer Security Certificate. He contributed to the Methodologies page. Samantha Batty is a sophomore Engish: Writings Major at West Chester University with double minors in Deaf Studies and Journalism. She contributed to the Audience page
