Hacking heritage – now published!
My chapter ‘Hacking Heritage: Understanding the Limits of Online Access’ has now been published as part of The Routledge International Handbook of New Digita...
posts
It’s pretty quiet here… That’s because nowadays I tend to write shorter posts that go straight to my news feed rather than this blog. Similarly, I now share things like presentations, preprints, and other publications through Zenodo.
For pre-2018 posts see discontents.com.au. I’ll be migrating everything across eventually!
2019
The multiplication of contexts
This was a talk presented as part of the Centre for Creative and Cultural Research’s seminar series back in 2017. I was going to turn in into an article, but...
Trove: connecting us to the past
Published in Teaching History (Journal of the History Teachers Association of NSW), vol. 53, no. 2 (June 2019).
Who belongs? Reading identity, ownership, and legitimacy
Invited presention at From text to data – new ways of reading, National Library of Sweden, 5 February 2019.
2018
2018 — the making and the talking
This was the year I finally understood the possibilities of Jupyter notebooks for learning, experimentation, and collaboration. As a result, I spent a lot of...
Filing cabinets, secrets, and the introduction that never was
I’ve just finished a draft of a chapter entitled ‘Hacking heritage: understanding the limits of online access’. I’ve uploaded the preprint to Humanities Comm...
Records of Resistance
Last year I was lucky enough to spend a few days with the most excellent folks of the State Library of NSW’s DXLab as a ‘Digital Drop In’. While I was there,...