Digital Preservation and the Gen-Z Technology Skills Gap
I saw this interesting video by Ema Roloff on a Gen-Z skills gap as identified by Salesforce. Of many interesting…
Tag: Digital Humanities
Published: The Hedgehog Review! But not like you nor I imagined…
May 31 I woke to a surprise, an unanticipated message about one of my images from Leann Davis Alspaugh, the…
Colour Theory… What’s the deal with the palettes I’m using?
Following a recent conversation, I wanted to write this blog to add some final pieces of context to my current…
The Painter Goblin Visits The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Top Five
I’m heading to Houston for the first time this Friday, for ten-days. I can’t wait! To fill my time before…
Published: Archives and Manuscripts, Binary Trees
This week (beginning 7 August 2017) marks my second solo published peer-reviewed paper. Binary trees? Automatically identifying the links between born-digital records. I invite everyone to have a read and let me know what you think.
The paper won the Sigrid McCausland Emerging Writers Award late in 2018.
Read the paper and additional thoughts below.
2015: A Year in Binary
Quietly over new year my second binary numbers project completed. The project was my first ever Twitter Bot and its…
$man bot: homage to Thompson and Ritchie and the Linux man pages
A departure from my first, and revamped Twitter bot, I was inspired at work to create a more functional bot,…
Not quite perfect… A Lil’ Automatic Twitter Thingy
20-12-2012 I am informed by the time-stamp is the day I first wrote what I guess I should call a…
Looking Back, MMV: MA Digital Culture and Technology: Digitisation of the Comic Book
2005 saw the completion of my Master of Arts in Digital Culture and Technology. My specialization within the School of Digital Humanities at Kings College London was Material Culture and Technology, writing about what we could learn from comic books, how we could preserve them and at the same time remain faithful to the material culture surrounding them.