I am working on collecting data and creating visualizations of the Roman de la Rose Digital Library, a joint venture from Johns Hopkins and the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Below is the abstract I submitted to will be presenting at Kalamazoo 2016, …
I recently presented at the International Medieval Congress (#IMC2015) at the University of Leeds in a session entitled “The Twitterati: Using Twitter in Medieval Studies Scholarship and Pedagogy.” It was a quick moving jaunt through the different ways that academics …
The Twitterati: Using Twitter in Medieval Scholarship and Pedagogy International Medieval Congress (Roundtable) July 8, 2015 – Leeds, UK See Jonathan Hsy’s Storify of the session here.
School of Information (Panelist) April 6, 2015 – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Scholarly Social Media Adoption: Locating Medieval Studies Scholars Online Digital Frontiers September 18, 2014 – Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX
The Humanities Initiative at New York University (Panelist) April 30, 2014 – New York, NY Video
Today I will be giving a workshop on how academics can Twitter professionally and why it’s a good idea. The presentation is linked below. A more explanatory handout will follow in the next day or so. I also …
Fordham University Graduate Student Digital Humanities Group December 4, 2013 – Bronx, NY
Last week (12/4/13), I presented to the Fordham Graduate Student Digital Humanities Group on the course I have been taking during the Fall 2013 semester at the Pratt Institute. While the class is taught in a Library Science Masters program, …