Mind the Gap, It’s There on Purpose: The Exclusion of Sound & Oral Histories in Western Academia Written by Rachel Pickard, Undergraduate student and SpokenWeb RA at UBCO. This series of blog posts has been written in reflection to the […]
On November 15th, 2022, the AMP Lab welcomed Dr. Diana Carter, Lucas Quesada, Yarubi Díaz Colmenares, and Bibiana Cortés who presented on their ongoing research around inclusive language usage among Spanish speakers tweeting on Twitter. Their presentation consisted of three […]
This is a posting for a Principal Research Chair Fellow in Trans-Pacific Digital Platform Studies (2023-24) at UBC Okanagan. Dr. Kyong Yoon is looking to recruit a new MA or PhD student in Digital Arts & Humanities who will contribute to trans-Pacific digital platform […]
On October 18, 2022, the AMP Lab was lucky enough to participate in a truly unique Tech Talk presented by PhD student and hilarious stand-up comic Sarah Cipes. Sarah presented on her ongoing work with editing audio files from within […]
Hearing the Okanagan: A Closer Look at The Pocket Desert Radio Documentary This post is the second of a three-part series about the importance and relevance of oral histories and audio recordings based on research conducted on The Pocket Desert […]
Transcending Time: The Significance of Sound & Audio Archives in the Okanagan This post is the first of a three-part series about the importance and relevance of oral histories and audio recordings based on research conducted on The Pocket Desert […]
We were thrilled to kick off our annual Tech Talk series this week in the lab and to welcome guests Marjorie Mitchell (UBCO Library) and Felicity Tayler (U Ottawa Library). A group of eager listeners and engaged respondents joined our […]