praxis
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Read More: Unanticipated Alternate EndingsAt the end of our lively and sometimes charged conversations following the MOCA Grand Avenue screening of seven recent videos about HIV/AIDS, an audience member asked “What are the ‘Alternate…
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Read More: Big Data, Small HumanitiesI attended the Claremont Graduate University’s Big Data, Better World? conference and wanted to make a small comment about the role of the humanities (and Digital Humanities) at that event,…
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Read More: EduTech Horizons Singapore
My friend and colleague, Laura Wexler and I had the opportunity to present the DOCC at the EduTech Horizons workshop held at the National University of Singapore for members of…
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Read More: Critical Paths for Theorizing the Digital in Higher EdI’ve just returned from a day-long Symposium, Theorising Technology in Digital Higher Education. Sponsored by the Society for Research into Higher Education in the UK, and organized by faculty from…
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Read More: Wrapping Up Ev-ent-anglement 1
On August 27, 2014 I gave a live “talk” at the Noise Summer Seminar in Utrecht. If you weren’t in the room, you might not understand why I call it…
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Read More: I Feel Uncomfortable
I am sitting in my charming garret room in a beautiful European city. Meanwhile, colleagues and students begin to wrap up the proceedings at the Noise Summer school in which…
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Read More: Ev-ent-anglement 1: Invitation
#Ev-ent-anglement #1 will occur here on August 26-August 30. This #ev-ent-anglement is an experiment (in beta; quite Frankenstinian, really) in a digital and embodied collective, feminist, media praxis: a feminist…
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Read More: Web Resources and Activities for Peace, 1: PALESTINEDOCSLast Thursday, I received a group email from two European professors of cinema—Dina Iordanova, Professor of Global Cinema and Creative Cultures, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, and Eva Jørholt, Associate…
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Read More: Facebook, Peace, and DocumentaryLast week, I used my own changing Facebook experiences during the gruesome Israel/Gaza conflict to think about the often unattended-to subtleties of Internet echo chambers in light of family, identity,…
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Read More: To and From Facebook: Being Together in our World of WarLast week, I was sitting with a dear old friend on a shady deck. We were enjoying our summer vacation at his family’s beach house. Conversation turned to Israel/Gaza, and…