The AMP Lab and Cultural Studies program welcome Dr. Linda Morra (Farley Distinguished Visiting Scholar, SFU) to UBCO! Linda will be giving a talk in the lab on April 1st, 11:15am. In-person registration here! Moving Archival Targets: “Radical […]
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Join us from 12-1pm for a Tech Talk delivered by Sarah Cipes about Feminist Consent and her work on audio edits. How does an archivist (professional or otherwise) maintain feminist ethics of consent while also attending to the archival ideal […]
By Dr Diana Carter, Yarubi Diaz Colmenares (French, UWO), Bibiana Cortes (Data Science, UBCO), Lucas Quesada (UBCO). Our Tech Talk focuses on the experience of collecting and analyzing a Twitter corpus to observe current uses of inclusive language in Spanish. […]
Love poetry? Join us at the AMP Lab for an epic reading experiment. We'll take turns reading aloud from Fred Wah's collected body of poetry, as curated and guided by poet and former AMP Lab Artist-in-Residence Xiaoxuan Huang (MFA). Come […]
By Dr. Kyong Yoon Drawing on a critical analysis of subscription video-on-demand platforms, such as Netflix, this talk explores how cultural diversity is incorporated into, and “recommended” by, the digital platforms’ algorithmic intermediation of cultural content. Kyong Yoon is a […]
This Tech Talk poses questions such as: how might you out-game runaway climate change? This play-test of Anthropocene, a new multi-play tabletop game, takes tech back to its analog roots in opening up space to discuss climate justice. Join us […]
Attempting the ekphrastic: The corrugating effect of Instagram and the Open Science Framework presented by PhD Candidate Madeline Donald. Alt-text or alternative text is a key accessibility feature for content online, allowing folks who are blind or low-vision to engage […]
This Tech Talk is presented by Dr. Francisco Peña and Dr. Miguel Las Heras The General Estoria is Medieval Europe’s largest universal history, and one of the only such histories written in the vernacular. Unfortunately, and perhaps due to its […]
