The current cluster of The New Everyday is titled, "Rough Cuts: Media and Design in Process." The curator, Kari Kraus, describes the cluster like so: "The architect Christopher Alexander once said that ...
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I just want to thank Sarah Elwood for including "Standards in the Making: Composing with Metadata in Mind" (forthcoming, Computers and Composition Digital Press / Utah State ...
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Below is an overview of the talk I am giving at Digital Humanities 2012 (10am on Wednesday, July 18th). This particular talk will focus largely on ...
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The Modernist Versions Project is currently featured in The Ring, the University of Victoria’s news source. Written by Tara Sharpe, the feature is titled, “MVP Makes ...
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With support from the Electronic Textual Cultures Lab at UVic, the Humanities Physical Computing Research Group (HPC) just issued its "Make a Smart Thing" challenge ...
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I am very excited to announce that---at the University of Victoria---the Maker Lab in the Humanities has arrived and is now a thing. I will ...
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On June 25 and 26 the Modernist Versions Project's Board of Directors met at Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Vancouver campus to hammer out details of the ...
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For Sweetland's Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC), I just published an invited piece, titled "The Thing about Networks, or Big Data Rhetoric," that focuses on what ...
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Together with Sheila Brennan, I'm honored to have received the University of Michigan Press / HASTAC Digital Humanities Publication Prize. From the official announcement (at HASTAC.org and the University of Michigan ...
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At 9 pm on June 15th in downtown Victoria, the Modernist Versions Project (MVP) proudly launched the Year of Ulysses (YoU) initiative, just in time for ...
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