Here’s a link to the Río Grande Review Electronic Literature Dossier, which I guest edited with Scott Rettberg, and Juan Pablo Plata. This dossier is collection of previously unpublished e-lit, with editorial statements, and an essay I wrote on Ana María Uribe.
IDHDU: Curating and Preserving Electronic Literature report is online
Read about my fellowship in the NEH funded Institute of Digital Humanities at Denver University (IDHDU) in their website, including a beautifully produced video about my interest and passion for electronic literature.
Recent Developments in I ♥ E-Poetry
I have three announcements concerning my scholarly blog: I ♥ E-Poetry was the 1st runner up in the 2012 DH Awards in the “Best DH Blog, Article, or Short Publication” category. I am happy to announce that I ♥ E-Poetry now has an advisory board, consisting of three prestigious members of the electronic literature community:… Continue reading Recent Developments in I ♥ E-Poetry
I ♥ E-Poetry Nominated for 2012 DH Awards
I am happy to announce that this blog has been nominated for a 2012 DH Award in the “Best DH blog, article, or short publication” category. This is already a great honor: in addition to being nominated by my peers, the nominations were vetted and selected by a committee for inclusion in the ballot. Now… Continue reading I ♥ E-Poetry Nominated for 2012 DH Awards
Recent presentations in Prezi
I have been using Prezi recently for my presentations and thought I’d share a link to them, for those interested in different ways of using this tool.
“Authorial Scholarship 2.0: Tracing the Creative Process in Online Communities”
My contribution to the ELMCIP: Remediating the Social conference has been published in the conference proceedings. A PDF of the publication is now available online at http://www.elmcip.net/story/remediating-social-e-book-released. To even get to participate at this highly selective conference is an honor, because it went thorough peer-review process. My final revision was submitted in June 2012. You… Continue reading “Authorial Scholarship 2.0: Tracing the Creative Process in Online Communities”
Selected Presentation Materials (2008-2011)
Presentation Handouts & Slideshows: Digital Humanities: El NEH, el RUM y las Humanidades Digitales New Media and the Digital Humanities Educational Technologies: Google Calendar y los calendarios compartidos de Artes y Ciencias Google Apps para principiantes(versión administrativa) Google Apps para principiantes (versión facultad) Google Apps Intermedio: Creando Espacios de Trabajo en la Red Seguridad para… Continue reading Selected Presentation Materials (2008-2011)
E-Publishing 2.0: Reimagining the Publication and Preservation of Electronic Literature
Here’s the slideshow to my presentation at the First International Conference on Electronic Literature and Virtual Art (ELVA) at the Instituto Franklin in Alcalá de Henares.
Literary Scholarship 2.0: Reinventing Traditional Critical Practices for the Digital Age
Digital media is slowly transforming the way we read, write, and study literature, and literary studies need to embrace that which is native to digital media in order to stay relevant in an increasingly post-literate world. The study of electronic literature thrives mainly in the margins of the discipline, in specialized journals and in highly… Continue reading Literary Scholarship 2.0: Reinventing Traditional Critical Practices for the Digital Age
Availability for Lectures in Electronic Literature in European Union
As a US Fulbright Scholar, I am available to offer lectures in my expertise in 24 European countries that participate in the Fulbright Intercountry Lecturers Program: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, and the UK. If… Continue reading Availability for Lectures in Electronic Literature in European Union