Just a shout-out to Group 4! I've created a Google Docs folder so you can post anything you'd like us to read there! You'll see a note from me and a link to the folder in your e-mail inbox.
May 202013
May 202013
Greetings FSDW participants!
First of all, let me say how exciting it has been to meet each of you over the weekend and to learn about your diverse interests!
Crystal Kile intro
21st century literacies, Academia, digital humanities
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May 202013
Hi, all...
Greetings from Chattanooga, Tennessee! I'm a cultural studies-oriented women's, gender, and sexuality studies practitioner who burned out going down with her ship in New Orelans in the aftermath of the Katrina event. During 1996-2010, I coordinated educational programs including instituting a feminist participatory media collaboratory (Sophielab) at the late Newcomb College Center for Research on Women of Tulane University.
May 202013
Dear FSDW participants:
Please remember that in order to participate in the workshop, you must post an introduction. (See the workshop guidelines and directions for additional information.)
May 192013
Hello! I've just recently joined HASTAC, and I am fortunate to be posting my first blog entries here just as the Feminist Scholars Digital Workshop is beginning. I'm really glad to see a feminist scholars collaborative well underway!
Caught by the Dragonfly’s Gaze
digital humanities
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May 182013
May 182013
Introduction
digital humanities
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May 182013
I am the author of The Cultural Logic of Computation (Harvard UP, 2009), which applies cultural studies & critical theory methods to core topics in the theory, philosophy, and practice of computation, and develops a variety of arguments to show how computation functions in our society to produce and exacerbate hierarchies of race, class, gender, and power, despite the tremendous amount of rhetoric suggesting that computerization "democratizes," flattens, and decentralizes.
Hello!
digital humanities, youth
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May 182013
My name is Heather Pleasants: I'm the Director of Community Education in the Center for Community-Based Partnerships. I'm currently working on an edited book with Dana E.
Hellos
Academia, digital humanities
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May 172013
My name is Benjamin Powell and I am an assistant professor of speech, communications, and theatre at CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College in NYC. I have a Ph.D. in communication studies with a performance studies emphasis from Louisiana State University. My research focuses on performance of everyday life, digital storytelling and adaptation, and theories of difference. My pedagogy and research are heavily informed by feminism and feminist practices.