HASTAC III: Emerging Technologies Panel
Submitted by matthew-w-wilson on Apr 22, 2009, 01:46 PM
This Tuesday morning panel, chaired by James Myers, NCSA, featured Julie Klein, Ian Chapp, Anne-Marie Armstrong, and Nardina Mein overviewing digital initiatives at Wayne State University, Michael Twidale and Richard Urban discussing their prototyping of an exploratory system for na
This Tuesday morning panel, chaired by James Myers, NCSA, featured Julie Klein, Ian Chapp, Anne-Marie Armstrong, and Nardina Mein overviewing digital initiatives at Wayne State University, Michael Twidale and Richard Urban discussing their prototyping of an exploratory system for na
Tracing or traversing?
Submitted by matthew-w-wilson on Apr 13, 2009, 01:51 PM
In my dissertation research, I am interested in the mappings of Seattle neighborhoods, conducted by local residents, facilitated by a Seattle nonprofit organization, using mobile technology originally developed by a foundation in New York City. More diffusely, I write about ?technologies? as both the material hardware and software that grew to prominence in the late 1990s alongside the development of social technologies: indicators that measure quality-of-life, broken windows theories of crime and urban decay, and the training of residents to view their streets in replicable ways.
In my dissertation research, I am interested in the mappings of Seattle neighborhoods, conducted by local residents, facilitated by a Seattle nonprofit organization, using mobile technology originally developed by a foundation in New York City. More diffusely, I write about ?technologies? as both the material hardware and software that grew to prominence in the late 1990s alongside the development of social technologies: indicators that measure quality-of-life, broken windows theories of crime and urban decay, and the training of residents to view their streets in replicable ways.
Locating Technoscience reader
Submitted by matthew-w-wilson on Sep 17, 2008, 12:48 PM
A group of geographers have posted a reader on technoscience, called "Locating Technoscience".
From their 'cover':
"The aim of this reader is to introduce and contextua
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