About Molly Des Jardin
I'm doing a PhD in Japanese literature/book history, and an MSI in Library & Information Services, at the University of Michigan. I've been busy with these for quite a few years now, but I'm finally set to graduate with an MSI in 2011 and PhD in 2012. In the summer of 2011, I'm working at the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. My project is to redesign and implement the interface for TokenX, a text analysis tool developed here by Brian Pytlik Zillig. My time is mostly taken up by the joys of the twin learning curves of CSS and XSLT (who knew something would ever make CSS look logical and easy?), but you can also find me blogging on my professional web site and twittering away at @mdesjardin.
(Note: This is from Molly Des Jardin at CDRH.) Now that I am, as the title implies, “getting there,” I want to reflect a little on the learning process that has been XSLT. In my last post I glossed over … Continue reading →
(This is Molly Des Jardin at CDRH.) Hello readers, and to the rest of the summer 2011 interns! My name is Molly and I’m working at CDRH this summer in Nebraska, mainly on redesigning and implementing a new interface for … Continue reading →
