Today, at the 2022 Digital Humanities conference, I and my colleagues (Krishnapriya Vishnubhotla and Graeme Hirst, PDNC; and […]
Category Archive: Digital Humanities
In December 2017, Wired magazine published a story by Stephen Marche called “Twinkle, Twinkle.” Julian Brooke and I […]
Building on the (surprising) popularity of my Total Beginner’s Guide to Twine 2.0, I’ve just posted a fully […]
Ever since creating my moderately popular guide to Twine last year, I’ve been meaning to put together a series […]
For the first time in my life, I’m teaching a programming class for English students. There have been […]
Earlier today, I gave a short ten-minute introduction to the big new project that Julian Brooke are beginning […]
I’m one of those people who can barely stand to look at photos of themselves, much less videos. But I forced myself to watch this, and I think it’s not too bad.
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Earlier today, I sent out a big burst of tweets. Collectively, they offer an entirely decent summary of Literature in the Digital Age. And so here they are, preserved and rearranged in chronological order.
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I’m teaching Twine right now in my Introduction to Digital Humanities class, so I’ve been working on some instructional […]
The first assignment for my Intro to Digital Humanities class is a deliberately ugly webpage in the style […]