Redshift & Portalmetal by Dr. micha cárdenas
Redshift and Portalmetal is a story/game with an intentionally interactive, futuristic, environmentalist, queer, and raced digital interface. The creator of the...
Redshift and Portalmetal is a story/game with an intentionally interactive, futuristic, environmentalist, queer, and raced digital interface. The creator of the...
As more of a tool than a content-filled site, Poem viewer is perhaps an odd choice for thinking about interface. However, the tool raises interesting questions ...
The digital humanities project What Jane Saw reconstructs two Regency-era London Pall Mall exhibitions: the Shakespeare Gallery of 1796 and the Sir Joshua Reyno...
Thinking about DH community (and communities more broadly) as well as choosing readings about this for the course, and reading about different kinds of communit...
My first reading suggestion is simply the Wikipedia article on Wikipedia. As with most Wikipedia entries, it’s hard to read it without falling into a worm...
Hello, I decided to look for info on user-created online social communities. I got the idea from Davidson and Goldberg’s chapter on the future of learning. Whil...
Dear Friends and Colleagues, This week I’ve chosen three articles on the topic of DH Community. Paul Crowther’s Ontology and Aesthetics in Digital A...
Academic communities, whether comprised of DHers or not, manifest themselves largely in writing. In her essay “Personal Theory: A Method for Humanities S...
For this week, I was trying to look at spaces that formally reproduced the ideas they put forward about community. It’s one thing to talk about collaboration an...
This linked article is from DHQ 9.2 (2015), and addresses what author Alix Keener dubs the “arrival fallacy”, providing via interviews an interestin...