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HASTAC 2016

John D. Martin III

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PhD Student
john.d.martin.iii@gmail.com

I'm a PhD student in information science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Talk to me about trust and credibility expressed through interface design and the epistemic qualities of the tools that we use all the time.

10:30am MST

Achives Alive: Activating the North Carolina Jukebox COOR L1-84

10:45am MST

Relocating Addiction: A Digital Method for Examining the Expression of an Ongoing Heroin Epidemic COOR 186

11:15am MST

Critical and Collaborative Digital Ethnography: Studying Social Surveillance and the Marginalization of Black Girls on YouTube COOR 195

11:45am MST

Hello World Well Lost COOR L1-88

1:00pm MST

An Archive of One’s Own: The Radical Possibilities of the Digital Database COOR L1-84

5:30pm MST

Evening Reception with Slate Magazine and the Center for Science and Imagination BAC 116

10:30am MST

Black Voices in Digital Spaces COOR 186

2:30pm MST

Coding Diversity, Diversities of Code: Reading and Rewriting Leadership in Technology and Computer Science COOR L1-18

5:30pm MST

Evening Reception with MLA Connected Academics Pitchforks n' Corks

8:00pm MST

H-Net Reception Tapacubo