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Come learn how playing w/ hypertext and interactivity offers excellent opportunities to rethink all kinds of writing— fiction, poetry, & nonfiction, as well as longer scholarly projects. This wksp is two days of hands-on how-to-ism, mini-lectures, & project showcase inspiration +

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I should note that while this workshop isn’t focused on pedagogy per se, we will cover strategies for working collaboratively in @twinethreads, which is the software we will be focusing on during these sessions. +

We’ll also cover some basics of organizing this kind of digital projects. On the tech side that means exploring methods for serving sound & image, plus how-to corral a variety of free-tier & open source services, and how to use Scrivener to support research or longform projects +

Viz. writing, this means plumbing ways genres learn fr each other, esp in the move fr paper to screen. (In future @_AADHum wksps we’ll add paper ⇢ screen ⇢ sound or space!) What about authors/readers, creative/scholarly, #DH/media studies etc can be queried or queered anew? +

In this workshop we will also be thinking about what it means to take #BlackDH and decolonial perspectives on the affordances of digital writing and #electronicliterature— holding space for such considerations even as we learn to make the things™... +

I must say that I am super-excited to corral the forces of @_AADHum and @irLhumanities in this great experiment of showing how we create and flourish at the many possible intersections of theory and practice. And endless thanks to @e_marronage for building this excellent series +

@_AADHum @irLhumanities @e_marronage Finally, note that for the hands-on components, you’ll need a smartphone, tablet, or computer. A computer is best for more advanced playing (like with image and sound), but is not required.

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