The federal government has produced and continues to produce a staggering amount of material, most of which is released directly into the public domain. The [...]
In this talk, Dr. Mary Flanagan presents games and artworks that function to create emergent values among both designers and players. Arguing that agency is [...]
We’ve generally done everything we can in the humanities to ignore that a PhD is a every bit as much a professional degree as a [...]
The University of Virginia Library is a key partner in the collaborative project known as “Hydra”; the goal of the Hydra Project is to create [...]
Digital cultural heritage collections include temporal, locative, and categorical data which are increasingly enabling new interfaces to our cultural heritage. These kinds of dynamic interfaces [...]
Theatre Finder is a comprehensive online guide of all theatres world-wide that are over 100 years old. Collaboratively edited and peer reviewed, it has been [...]
How did it become commonplace for creative practitioners and engineers in contemporary audio cultures to think of sounds as individual entities, with distinct aesthetic properties [...]
At the dawn of the era of home computing, an unusual type of game was the most popular to play. With just a screen of [...]
What role should social networking play in academic communities, and what kinds of collaborations can result from the inclusion of social media in university networks? [...]
Artist Hasan Elahi will describe his experiences with FBI interrogation and his subsequent creative projects in his lecture, “Tracking Transience: The Orwell Project,” along with [...]