The video embedded below is my presentation titled “E-Poetry as Code & Data Remix” for Repurposing in Electronic Literature at the DIG Gallery in Košice, Slovakia on Saturday, November 2, 2013. Visit I ♥ E-Poetry for the resource used in this presentation.
Guest Lecture: Building, Gathering, and Visualizing Data
These are my notes for my guest lecture to Dr. Cathy Mazak’s Research Methods class on Wednesday, October 30, 2013. My talk will focus on research methods based on data, including how to find and harvest data from blogs and other Web 2.0 applications and how to study that data through visualizations. Context: my research… Continue reading Guest Lecture: Building, Gathering, and Visualizing Data
Reinventando la Literatura con las Tecnologías Digitales
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Keynote Address & Resource: “Born-Digital Literature for a Born-Digital Generation”
Here’s a 1-page printable PDF of the document.
The I ♥ E-Poetry Summer of Pedagogy Report
Here’s a little recap of my project-related activities during the Summer break: Phase 1 concluded on May 2, 2013 with its 500th consecutive daily entry (on Eric A. Meyer’s splendiferous “Into the Green Green Mud“). I submitted a manuscript with the first 500 entries of I ♥ E-Poetry along with a book proposal to a… Continue reading The I ♥ E-Poetry Summer of Pedagogy Report
Teaching With I ♥ E-Poetry
This is the slideshow along with voice recording of my live presentation at the E-Poetry Pedagogy Colloquium on June 17, 2013.
Presentation: Visualizing I ♥ E-Poetry
On Monday, August 19, 2013 I’ll be presenting my data visualization work at the Visualizing Electronic Literature seminar and workshop at the University of Bergen. Here’s a description of the event: Visualizing Electronic Literature This event is a seminar and workshop focused on database visualization in the research domain of electronic literature. Featured speakers including… Continue reading Presentation: Visualizing I ♥ E-Poetry
Hello World 2.0
Welcome to my new blog, born from the ashes of the old. Here’s a little history of my blogging activity. Six years ago, I launched my first professional blog on the UPRM-hosted Edublogs. I’ve had websites and blogs of one kind or another since 1999, but my blogs.uprm.edu/flores became my professional home on the Web.… Continue reading Hello World 2.0
My 2012-2013 Fulbright Year: A Retrospect
My year (from August 2012 to May 2013) as a Digital Culture Fulbright Scholar at the University of Bergen has been the most enjoyable and accomplished in my academic career. The Digital Culture program at the University of Bergen is home to leading scholars in the field of electronic literature— Scott Rettberg, Jill Walker Rettberg,… Continue reading My 2012-2013 Fulbright Year: A Retrospect
MLA 2014: Electronic Literature after Flash
I will be attending my first MLA convention in style, presenting on a panel led by Mark Sample and speaking with a distinguished panel of e-lit and DH scholars. Here’s a link to the accepted proposal and here’s another to my presentation titled “Liberating Flash: The Case of Remixworx and Dreaming Methods.”