Category: publication
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“Reframing AI with the Digital Humanities”
Piece for OA volume by invited speakers from the 10/23/2024 “Reimagining AI for Environmental Justice and Creativity” conference, co-organized by Jess Reia, MC Forelle, and Yingchong Wang and co-sponsored by University of Virginia’s Digital Technology for Democracy Lab, Environmental Institute, and School of Data Science. (OA volume containng my piece here; blog version of submitted…
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“Look!! Here’s your unusual letterpress blocks invitation to joy” zine
An 8-page quarter-size (“hand pie”), full-color collage zine by Amanda Wyatt Visconti (v1, 11/26/2024; CC BY-NC). Look!! Here’s your unusual letterpress blocks invitation to joy: a collage mini-zine is an 8-page, quarter-size collage zine of odd letterpress blocks (illustrations/text mounted on a block of wood, to be inked & pressed into paper using a printing…
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“Speedweve for mending” (#DHMakes Methodz Zines #1)
With Sam Blickhan, I published a 16-page standard-size, full-color zine. “Speedweve for Mending” introduces you to speedweve-style mending looms for fixing small holes in socks and other fabric: What are they? What’s cool about them? Why might you want to try one? How would you get started using one? It’s a zine-ification by me, of…
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“Lasercutting! Cheatsheet mini-zine for a Very Specific use case”
An 8-page, text-dense mini-zine cheatsheet taking you through the steps of designing and lasercutting an acrylic oval with frosted text, using the Scholars’ Lab’s Makerspace and its lasercutter. (link)
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“#DHmakes: Baking Craft into DH Discourse”
Co-authored with Quinn Dombrowski and Claudia Berger. Peer-reviewed article in the inaugural Korean Journal of Digital Humanities issue (link to article in journal; or, direct PDF download)
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“Book Adjacent: Database & Makerspace Prototypes Repairing Book-Centric Citation Bias in DH Working Libraries”
Peer-reviewed article plus peer-reviewed tutorial. Invited DH+Lib Special Issue on “Making Research Tactile: Critical Making and Data Physicalization in Digital Humanities” (issue permalink; direct link to article here, though note this link may be offline as journal site gets fixed)
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“Bluesky for Academics Guide”
Popular guide for digital humanists, GLAM and academic folks interested in exploring Bluesky for scholarly communication and research community purposes, and/or leaving Twitter (link)
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Charters, values statements, & MOUs bibliography
Collected instances of research team charters, scholarly values statements, digital scholarship MOUs and preservation plans/agreements, and writing about these genres, in a multi-tab spreadsheet. Focus is DH, DS, GLAM, and other academic and knowledge work (link)