Please join us on April 15th in Digital Matters to hear our Spring 2019 Graduate Fellows and Faculty Grantees share about their DM projects. Jace Brittain, DM Graduate Fellow, PhD candidate in Creative Writing, A Mountain Pine Script: on Bark Beetles, Illegibility, and Artistic Approaches to Climate...
What does “privacy” mean in the Digital Age? Does it exist or is it a myth, constructed by those who profess to protect and store it? This workshop addresses questions concerning digital privacy, access, accessibility, and authority and teaches users practical tools applied in the...
Interested in automatically pulling data from a web site instead of manually cutting and pasting? Are you a historian interested in census data? Are you a communication scholar interested in pulling key words from presidential speeches and inserting them into a structured database? Learn how...
Interactive narratives are used for an ever-expanding array of purposes: educational lessons, training simulations, and even organizational behaviors have had narratives woven around them because these are made more compelling in a dramatic framing. Despite their ubiquity, they remain time-consuming, expensive, and technically challenging to...
Digital publishing, e-publishing, open-access publishing. . . If you are a scholar or researcher, then chances are good that you’ve encountered these terms before. Probably in all their crossover and uncertainty, too! It can be challenging to figure out what digital publishing entails, how it...
Increasingly, early career arts researchers and practitioners are expected to secure grant funding for their scholarship. The funding landscape is quite competitive and can be challenging to navigate. Without specific training from a mentor, it can be difficult to understand the numerous funding agencies and...
