I have posted a response to Stephen Marche's LA Review of Books article "Against Digital Humanities" on my HASTAC blog.
At HASTAC: My Discipline is Bigger than Yours: Digital Humanities and the Conflict of the Faculties
Month: October 2012
At The Comics Grid, my Interview with Ron Perazza
Last Friday my interview with Ron Perazza about his new digital comics project, Comic Book Think Tank, was published on The Comics Grid.
At HASTAC: Various Shades of Digital Literacy
I posted "Various Shades of Digital Literacy: The New Digital Divides" on my HASTAC blog.
Our OA Week Blogging Unconference Starts Today!
Networked Researcher is participating during Open Access Week 2012 with what we have called a “blogging unconference.” The event is taking place here.
3 November: Transitions 3, Programme
I share the programme for the Comica Symposium 2012, Transitions 3: Mapping New Directions in Comics Studies, Saturday 3 November, Birkbeck College, London.
CFP ¡Plop! Revista de Estudios Pop
I am honoured to be a member of the "International Scientific Committee" of ¡Plop!, a new journal of pop culture studies published by the University of Barcelona (UAB).
En #RedHD: Sobre #FOTE12 y el futuro de la educación
On 5 October I attended Future of Technology in Education 2012 (FOTE12). I posted a review, in Spanish, on the Mexican Digital Humanities Network blog.
@GdnHigherEd, Blogging – or the power of we, not me
Yesterday, Monday 15 October,The Guardian Higher Education Network published my Blog Action Day 2012 post titled "Blogging – or the power of we, not me".
The Power of We: Social Media as a Platform for Collegiality
My post for Blog Action Day 2012 on social media as academic "Power of We".
Transitions 3: Mapping New Directions in Comics Studies
On Saturday the 3rd of November 2012 I'll be at the Comica Symposium 2012 - Transitions 3: New directions in comic studies at Birkbeck College, University of London.
At the Guardian: Live-tweeting at academic conferences: my 10 personal rules of thumb
At the Guardian Higher Education Network, I explore the ethics of live-tweeting academic events.
At HASTAC, Resources for Academic Live-Bloggers
I posted a selection of resources I've found useful for academic live-blogging on my HASTAC blog.
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