Tweet Check out my review of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) conference on my blog. The conference took place in Gotheburg, 21-23 October. The review is not supposed to be a full review (6 parallel sessions are hard to … Continue reading
Tweet I have been looking for figures on the female to male ratio of the blogosphere today when working on an article edit about gendered language in a technology weblog community. I am looking at this more from a community … Continue reading
Tweet Derek Motion, a Ph.D. candidate at Charles Stuart University in Australia, has posted an interesting paper in three parts with the above title on his blog typing space. The paper explores/analyzes the opportunities for developing reading/writing communities vis a … Continue reading
Tweet I’m a bit late on the scene with my first blog entry as a HUMlab postdoc — but better late than never as they say — Basically, I wanted to invite HUMlab blog readers to check out my electronic … Continue reading
Tweet E C L E C T I C T E C H C A R N I V A L in Umeå THIS SUMMER HUMLAB WILL HOST AN INTERNATIONAL GATHERING FOR WOMEN INTERESTED IN OPEN SOURCE TECHNOLOGY: Participants will … Continue reading
Tweet I introduced the students who are taking second year museum studies at the Department of Culture and Media to Second Life yesterday. The students will be using the HUMlab Island in Second Life as the site for their assessment … Continue reading
Tweet You don’t become a woman by adopting a female identity in cyberspace if you are a man in real space. Cyberspace has been seen as the site of certain cross-dressing, or swapping of identities, that can only be phantasmatic … Continue reading
