Jana Millar Usiskin
I am a graduate student in English at the University of Victoria, working on Canadian modernisms (and antimodernisms) and the digital humanities. My final project will focus on a digital exploration of Canadian poet and writer Audrey Alexandra Brown's archival material.
You can email me at janamu@uvic.ca and follow me on Twitter @jana_mu.
You can email me at janamu@uvic.ca and follow me on Twitter @jana_mu.
My Contributions to this Book
Star Wars, One Letter at a Time
Forensic Analysis and the Ephemeral
Formal Analysis in the Absence of Context
Forensic Analysis and the Ephemeral
Formal Analysis in the Absence of Context
Project Proposal: A Scholarly Exhibit of A. A. Brown
More on Brown and Project Rationale
Method and Approach
Questions from the Digital Archive
More on Brown and Project Rationale
Method and Approach
Questions from the Digital Archive
Imitation versus Mediation: Working in Online and Offline Space
Digital Objects as Objects: The Illusion of Immateriality
Digital Objects as Objects: Chun’s “Enduring Ephemeral”
Digital Objects as Objects: The Problem of Metadata
Digital Objects as Objects: Objects Lost and Found
Building as Writing: Writing as Building
Building as Writing: Outsourcing Scholarship
Building as Writing: Building as Research
Building as Writing: Digital Literacy
Building as Writing: Challenging the Textual Bias
Designerly Engagement: Shifting Modes of Scholarship
Designerly Engagement: Navigation Etiquette
Designerly Engagement: Navigation Beyond the Class
Designerly Engagement: Communicating Critical Reflection
Workflow as Tacit Knowledge: Perpetually in Beta?
My contributions can be found in the following paths of this book: Granulation, Review, Proposal, and Analysis. I was a graduate student in the "English 507: Digital Literary Studies" seminar at the University of Victoria, and I was also a contributing member of the analysis team for this book.
Digital Objects as Objects: The Illusion of Immateriality
Digital Objects as Objects: Chun’s “Enduring Ephemeral”
Digital Objects as Objects: The Problem of Metadata
Digital Objects as Objects: Objects Lost and Found
Building as Writing: Writing as Building
Building as Writing: Outsourcing Scholarship
Building as Writing: Building as Research
Building as Writing: Digital Literacy
Building as Writing: Challenging the Textual Bias
Designerly Engagement: Shifting Modes of Scholarship
Designerly Engagement: Navigation Etiquette
Designerly Engagement: Navigation Beyond the Class
Designerly Engagement: Communicating Critical Reflection
Workflow as Tacit Knowledge: Perpetually in Beta?
My contributions can be found in the following paths of this book: Granulation, Review, Proposal, and Analysis. I was a graduate student in the "English 507: Digital Literary Studies" seminar at the University of Victoria, and I was also a contributing member of the analysis team for this book.
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