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Introduction
Collaboration, digital humanities, Neatline, New Media, Omeka
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Oct 122012
Speculative Computing concepts in Art
art, digital humanities, New Media
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Oct 102012
Presentation – SpecLab Chapter 1.2: Speculative Computing: Basic Principles and Essential Distinctions
“With speculative computing, we moved beyond the instrumental, well-formed, and increasingly standardized business of digital humanities.”
Call for Papers for CAA 2013: Computation and the Non-Human – New Directions in Queer Theory and Art
Oct 092012
Call for Papers for CAA 2013: Computation and the Non-Human – New Directions in Queer Theory and Art
Oct 092012
Media are themselves denizens of the past
21st century literacies, archive, digital humanities, History, New Media, Twitter
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Oct 022012
Marxism and New Media Conference: This Week at Duke, Thursday through Saturday!
21st century literacies, Academia, Collaboration, Conferences, culture, digital humanities, duke, hastac, higher education, History, Mobile, New Media, Privacy, technology, virtual worlds, Visualization, youth
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Jan 172012
The Marxism and New Media Conference organized by graduate students in Duke's Program in Literature is here! The conference will take place this Thursday, January 19, through Saturday, January 21. A wide variety of events will take place over the three very full days of the conference, including the U.S.
Marxism and New Media Conference: This Week at Duke, Thursday through Saturday!
21st century literacies, Academia, Collaboration, Conferences, culture, digital humanities, duke, hastac, higher education, History, Mobile, New Media, Privacy, technology, virtual worlds, Visualization, youth
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Jan 172012
The Marxism and New Media Conference organized by graduate students in Duke's Program in Literature is here! The conference will take place this Thursday, January 19, through Saturday, January 21. A wide variety of events will take place over the three very full days of the conference, including the U.S.
Update on "Marxism and New Media" Conference at Duke, Jan. 19-21, 2012
Academia, Collaboration, Conferences, digital humanities, duke, hastac, higher education, New Media
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Dec 192011
There'll be much more information on this in the new year, but for now here's the preliminary schedule for the Marxism and New Media conference happening at Duke on January 19-21 (sponsored by, among others, HASTAC). If you're interested in attending, please register and join the mailing list; no registration fee will be charged.
Duke Franklin Humanities Institute GreaterThanGames Virtual Lab
digital humanities, Mobile, New Media, technology, virtual worlds
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Aug 312011
Transmedia applications, virtual worlds, & digital storytelling in the service of the greater good!
GreaterThanGames aims to build a game platform that brings together virtual and real world components, is adaptable over a range of networked and programmable devices including desktop computers as well as iPhones, iPads, etc., and develops rich narrative content that emerges interactively with player collaborations and choices. The goal is to use the combined allure of game play, virtual architecture and design, and digital storytelling to intervene constructively in real world problems.
New Media and Social Movements
New Media, technology
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Aug 242011
This is a group dedicated to discussing and studying how new media can be used to strengthen social justice movements.
Over the past decade, the growth of new media has been recognized and embraced by many social movements such as the labor movement and the international movement for human rights. From the growth of alternative social networking sites like "UnionBook" to the explosion in indy-media formats, digital technology has become part of the movement organizer's essential tools. As non-profit and activist groups are reaching larger sections of the population through the development of websites, internet r