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Grant Glass

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PhD Student
Thursday, May 12
 

10:30am MST

Complex Systems in Digital Humanities: Corpus Linguistics and Variation COOR L1-18

10:45am MST

Speculative Practices as Critical Making: Designing Rituals, Situations, and other Tangible Imaginaries COOR 195

11:15am MST

Delving into Google DeepMind: Using Rhetorical Analysis as an Approach to Algorithmic Literacy COOR L1-18

1:00pm MST

Reading Speech: Virginia Woolf, Machine Learning, and the Quotation Mark COOR 195

1:15pm MST

Countermapping Dangerous Geographies COOR 195

1:30pm MST

Modeling a National Media Conversation: Agent-based models, Sonification, and the case of “Mark Twain” COOR 195

1:45pm MST

Technoliterate Lives COOR 195

2:30pm MST

Speculative Classroom Design: What’s Your University Worth Fighting For? COOR 195 Access, Expansion, and Boundaries in the Digital Humanities COOR 186

5:30pm MST

Evening Reception with Slate Magazine and the Center for Science and Imagination BAC 116
 
Friday, May 13
 

8:00am MST

Student Poster Competition Coor Breezeway

9:00am MST

Keynote "Experience Architecture: How the Humanities Goes to Work" COOR 170

10:45am MST

Mapping a Global Renaissance with 53,829 Texts COOR 186

11:00am MST

Design for Neurodiversity (DfN): A “Design for X” Process for Alternative Cognitive Styles COOR 186

1:00pm MST

ADAPTability of games to teach digital literacy COOR L1-84

2:30pm MST

Digital Pedagogy and the Future of Higher Education COOR L1-84