@ryancordell Feels almost like macaronic prompting might explain this, although I'm still not sure what the connection would be. https://t.co/7Af2YYkR0t
Texas State is hiring an assistant prof. of digital media -- come research and teach at the intersection of communication and emerging tech.
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#techcomm#sigdoc#digitalmethods
We're hiring for an assistant professor of digital media -- come work with me in beautiful Central Texas, 30 minutes from Austin and a quick walk from the beautiful San Marcos River.
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@amelia_acker I post to my own YouTube account and make the videos so they don't appear in search. Easier for me, and students have said that they like to access them after the class is over.
@lndgrn I'll look forward to it -- I've been thinking about some data journalism topics and looking at your article there -- it will be fun to catch up at a future SIGDOC or something.
Think about inclusive design during content modeling; make structures in which more people can create together.
A thing I wrote with Carra Martinez: https://t.co/RXT8SkCxIF
(@lndgrn , maybe?)
@thomassdavisjr I'm teaching smaller classes, but I'm getting very good participation / discussion in small breakout rooms (3-4). Coming back together as a group to share has been a little rough, but with your content it might be better -- hit on the interesting points that can grab people.
In his commentary, @danielwcarter suggests that "attempts to produce new ways of working with Big Data and analytics might be hindered by how science and technology studies-influenced scholars have conceptualized assemblages." https://t.co/N6R8Ljx0yj
What techniques were used in the past to disrupt cable TV infrastructure? Check out the newest post in the Network Sovereignty Blog: "Notes on Creating the Zine, Cable TV Infrastructures: A Glossary of Illegal Access" by @danielwcarter https://t.co/foodgEiIy0