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• 1 2015-01-19T11:03:33-08:00 Readers' Traversals & Interviews for Judy Malloy's Uncle Roger 26 A collection of video files documenting two reader traversal and interview sessions of Judy Malloy's Uncle Roger plain 2015-05-27T07:13:56-07:00 September 6, 2013 1280x720 MPEG-4 Movie; H.264, AAC (codecs) Malloy's Traversal; Malloy's Interview Digital Preservation with a focus on Electronic Literature Dene Grigar and Stuart Moluthrop (Co-Principal Investigators); Aaron Wintersong (Videographer); Shelley Jackson (Author/Participant) en-US Judy Malloy's Readers' Traversals & Interviews. (2013) [Video File]. Video File 1280x720 MPEG-4 Movie; H.264, AAC (codecs) 2015 United States of America (C,V,O,English,U,N); Pre-web (circa 1986-1995) Madeleine Brookman (Video Editor) Malloy's Traversal; Malloy's Interview Researchers; Academics; Students; Teachers; Professors; Electronic Literature Enthusiasts 45:33
  The reader traversals and interviews took place on Saturday, September 7, 2013 at Malloy's office at Princeton University, a day after Malloy's. Hosting the event outside of our own environment and away from our own network meant that we did not have the ability to bring in two outside readers to engage in the traversal and interview. Working through Malloy's story ourselves and talking about it among ourselves provided us the opportunity to experience, firsthand, the traversal.
  
  
  There are two video clips for each reader: one for the traversal and one for the interview.
  
  Malloy Traversal by Dene Grigar, Part 1
  The video file is saved as a high-quality 1280x720, compressed MPEG-4 Movie (.mp4) H.264 codec, with a high-quality audio track (.aac). The duration is 9:12 minutes, streaming from the Vimeo video-sharing site.
  
  Malloy Traversal by Dene Grigar, Part 2
  The video file is saved as a high-quality 1280x720, compressed MPEG-4 Movie (.mp4) H.264 codec, with a high-quality audio track (.aac). The duration is 14:57 minutes, streaming from the Vimeo video-sharing site.
  
  
  
  Malloy Traversal by Stuart Moulthrop, Part 3
  The video file is saved as a high-quality 1280x720, compressed MPEG-4 Movie (.mp4) H.264 codec, with a high-quality audio track (.aac). The duration is 9:37 minutes, streaming from the Vimeo video-sharing site.
  
  Malloy Traversal by Stuart Moulthrop, Part 4
  The video file is saved as a high-quality 1280x720, compressed MPEG-4 Movie (.mp4) H.264 codec, with a high-quality audio track (.aac). The duration is 11:47 minutes, streaming from the Vimeo video-sharing site.
• 1 2015-01-19T10:48:35-08:00 Judy Malloy's Traversal 15 A collection of video files documenting Judy Malloy's reading of her piece, "Uncle Roger." plain 2015-05-11T15:44:41-07:00 September 6, 2013 1280x720 MPEG-4 Movie; H.264, AAC (codecs) Malloy's Interview; Malloy's Readers' Traversals & Interviews Digital Preservation with a focus on Electronic Literature Dene Grigar and Stuart Moluthrop (Co-Principal Investigators); Aaron Wintersong (Videographer); Shelley Jackson (Author/Participant) en-US Judy Malloy's Traversal. (2013) [Video File]. Video File 1280x720 MPEG-4 Movie; H.264, AAC (codecs) 2015 United States of America (C,V,O,English,U,N); Pre-web (circa 1986-1995) Madeleine Brookman (Video Editor) Malloy's Interview; Malloy's Readers' Traversals & Interviews Researchers; Academics; Students; Teachers; Professors; Electronic Literature Enthusiasts 34:56
  This traversal of Judy Malloy, conducted by Dene Grigar and Stuart Moulthrop, took place on Friday, September 6, 2013 at Malloy's office at Princeton University, where she serves on faculty. We originally planned only to use Version 2 of the work––that is, the one sold commercially on floppy disk and requiring a vintage computer. However, taking Grigar's Apple IIe from her lab in Vancouver to Malloy's office was not possible due to cost of shipping. Malloy, however, had a colleague who gladly let us borrow his own. Unfortunately, halfway through the traversal, it broke, and we were relegated to using the web version of Uncle Roger on Malloy's office Dell computer. The experience turned out to be a fortuitous because traversing the work in both formats allowed us to experience many of the deviations between the second and third versions and strengthened our argument for the "collection" method of digital preservation.  
  Assisting with the traversal and interview was Aaron Wintersong, Pathfinders' videographer, whom we flew with us to New Jersey.
  The traversal is divided into three video clips. ***Provide tech info about each of the clips.*** Traversal 1
  Traversal 2
  Traversal 3 Traversal 4