In the Archive: The Charles Olson Memorial Recording
In the Archive: The Charles Olson Memorial Recording by Megan Butchart (Undergraduate Research Assistant, SpokenWeb) One of the primary challenges in […]
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Methods of Analyzing Sound within the Digital Humanities: An SSI Reflection
By Miles Thorogood The SpokenWeb project relies on concrete approaches to audio analysis for uncovering the patterns embedded in archival spoken word […]
Conversations in Research Data Management From Canada to Germany: A SSI and Symposium Reflection
By Marjorie Mitchell This has been a busy May and June conference-wise for me. Fresh off the amazing week at SFU campuses in […]
Lightning Talks, Manifesto building, and a Student Dinner: Highlights from SSI
By Evan Berg At the end of May, I attended the 1st annual SpokenWeb Sound Institute. The Sound Institute was the first […]
Expanding the Archive: Forming Interdisciplinary Networks at SSI
By Megan Butchart (BA Hons candidate, UBCO SpokenWeb Research Assistant) On May 28th and 29th, 2019, I joined the SpokenWeb UBCO team […]
A Crash Course on SpokenWeb: An SSI Reflection
By Paige Hohmann (UBCO Archivist & SpokenWeb Collaborator) UBCO Archivist Paige Hohmann is the newest member to join the SpokenWeb UBCO team […]
Project Managers Unite at the SpokenWeb Sound Institute: An SSI Reflection
By Amy Thiessen (BA Hons candidate, UBCO SpokenWeb Project Manager) On May 28th and 29th on SFU’s Burnaby campus I joined a […]
Lightning Talks, Audio Signal Analysis, and Community-Building: An SSI Reflection
By Lauren St Clair As a new member of the SpokenWeb project at UBCO, I found attending the Sound Institute to be […]
Networks, Communities, Mentorships, Friendships: An SSI Reflection
By Karis Shearer With one year of the SpokenWeb SSHRC Partnership under our belts, the Sound Institute at Simon Fraser University (May […]