This term I’m teaching a grad course called “Technologies of Communication”: This course will provide students with an opportunity to identify, understand, study and use a variety of technologies of communication that are relevant for contemporary digital society. We will take as a starting point a current event in digital culture, namely Wikileaks. This...
There was a recent tweet asking if anyone had any numbers on which disciplines people associate themselves with in the digital humanities. One relevant set of numbers I’ve seen is from the Digital Humanities 2010 conference where authors and reviewers are asked to select from provided keywords. The list of keywords itself may be...
I am an Associate Professor in Digital Humanities at McGill University.
My research focuses primarily on the design, development and theorization of tools for the digital humanities, especially for text analysis and visualization. I have led or contributed significantly to projects such as Voyeur Tools, Simulated Environment for Theatre, and BonPatron. Other professional activities include serving as associate editor for Literary and Linguistic Computing and Digital Humanities Quarterly, as well as serving on the executive boards of SDH/SEMI, ACH, ADHO, and centerNET.
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