Digital Matters Blog

The project I worked on, Native Places Atlas, provides a digital map of Utah onto which Native peoples can provide names for places. The project is […]

I think the most crucial insight that I have gained is that thinking about these photographs as having “data” or even “metadata” that needs to be […]

My Digital Matters fellowship allowed me to think creatively to make these objects more available with new technologies, many of which were unfamiliar to me before […]

This is why I’m optimistic that the kind of radical academic reorientation that our changing world demands is possible: here we are, philosophers, borrowing liberally from […]

Digital narratives differ from their print and oral counterparts in distinct ways, and the rapid pace of technological development and user adoption means that even these […]

As an educator, I hoped to encourage students to be experimental in their design process and to show the positive outcomes of that experimentation, and to […]