Nuevas tecnologías
Santiago Juan-Navarro (Florida International University), "El uso del internet en la enseñanza de la literatura y el cine hispánicos."
Second FIU Conference on Iberian/Iberian-American Literature ("1999: Hispanic Literature and Film at the End of the Millenium"), Miami, Florida,
October 1999
Diccionario
de Internet - Glosario de términos de Internet publiaco por la resvista
argentina Internet World en español.
Courses on Second Language Teaching and Technology
- Enlaces a cursos sobre tecnología y enseñanza de lenguas y literaturas
modernas. Compilados por Marlene Johnshoy en University of Minnesota.
Integrating Technology into Foreign
Language Education - Course taught at Furman University.
Technology in Second Language Teaching - Curso eseñado por Marlene Johnshoy
y Jenise Rowekamp en University of Minnesota.
Books
on the Social Aspects of Computing, 1996-1997 - Completa bibliografía
sobre sociología de Internet (se limita a los libros aparecidos
en 1996-1997).
Designing
Genres for New Media: Social, Economic, and Political Contexts" Phil
Agre (U. Calif., San Diego),
Scholarly
Electronic Publishing Bibliography ("selected articles, books, electronic
documents, and other sources that are useful in understanding scholarly
electronic publishing efforts on the Internet and other networks"). Charles
W. Bailey, Jr. (U. Houston Libraries),
Bibliography
of Information Technology Ethics (Bashir Jiwani)
Doug Brent (U. Calgary), "Stevan
Harnad's 'Subversive Proposal': Kick-Starting Electronic Scholarship" (1995)
(EJournal)
Bricolage
(info and resources about the Internet relevant to writers) (Trevor Lawrence)
Center
for Computer Analysis of Texts
Todd Blayone, et al., Chorus:
Exploring New Media in the Arts & Sciences (College Writing Programs, U. California, Berkeley)
Columbia
U. Institute for Learning Technology
The
Compleat Webster: A Guide to Emerging Genres in World Wide Web (announcement
and links for a forthcoming special issue of Leonardo Digital Review)
(Kevin Murray)
CMC
(Computer-Mediated Communication) Information Sources (extensive, well-organized
site covering the Internet, cyberculture, technology, etc.) (John December,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY / December Communications, Inc.)
Computer-Mediated
Communication Magazine | CMC
Magazine Index
Computer-Mediated
Communications Bibliography (text file; rich bibliography)
Computers
and Literary Studies Listserv (info and subscription form)
Computers
and Writing Books (collection of reviews)
Computing
in the Humanities Working Papers ("interdisciplinary series of
refereed publications on computer-assisted research"; in English and French)
(Russon Wooldridge & Willard McCarty, U. Toronto)
CRILET:
Center for Research in Computing and Literary Studies (U. Rome)
Cultures
of Writing: Places, Spaces, and Interfaces of Writing and Writing Technologies
(Web site for the Society for Critical Exchange project on this topic;
includes info on the conference, related publications, and links)
Cyberpoet's
Guide to Virtual Culture
CyberReader
Page (support page for Victor J. Vitanza's anthology of readings on
cyberspace and virtual reality)
Colin Day (U. Michigan Press), "The
Economics of Electronic Publishing: Some Preliminary Thoughts"
Digital
Creativity: Incorporating Intelligent Tutoring Media (peer-reviewed
journal of technology of teaching)
Digital
Media: Technology, Postmodernism and Other Stuff (annotated guide to
online resources) (Communication Studies Dept., U. Iowa)
Bonnie Duncan, "Citing
Hypermedia: Solving the Indexing Dilemma" (1998) (essay by the editor
of the peer-reviewed online journal (Re)Soundings that lays out
a suggested practical policy for the structure of journal file directories,
file-naming conventions, etc.) ((Re)Soundings)
Educom
Review Publishing Index (online articles on digital and multimedia
publishing)
Electronic
Publishing on Networks: A Selective Bibliography of Recent Works (text
file)
Elektra
(zine) (Ishir Bhan/Digitas)
Electronic
Texts and Textuality (session organized by Bruce Graver, Providence
C., for the 1996 conference of NASSR: North American Society for the Study
of Romanticism, Nov. 15)
Julie Flanders (Women Writers Project,
Brown U.), "Editorial
Methodology and the Electronic Text"
Ashton Nichols (Dickinson C.), "Hyping
the Hypertext: Scholarship and the Limits of Technology"
Joseph J. Esposito (Pres. of Encyclopedia
Britannica), "Redesigning,
Not Reinventing, Encyclopaedia Britannica"
Tom Formaro, Argumentation
on the World Wide Web: Challenging Traditional Notions of Communication
(hypertext thesis)
Edward A. Fox, et al. (Virginia Tech
U.(, "National
Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations: A Scalable and Sustainable
Approach to Unlock University Resources" (1996) (D-Lib Magazine)
The
Future of the Book -- A Conference (Ann L. Okerson; report on July
1994 conference in San Marino, Italy)
Gateways,
Gatekeepers, and Roles in the Information Omniverse (1993 Assoc. for
Research Libraries/Assoc. of American Academic Univ. Presses Symposium)
Georgetown
U. Program in Communication, Culture, and Technology (M.A.)
P. Ginsparg, "Winners
and Losers in the Global Research Village" (1996) (on scholarly electronic
publishing; based on experiences with automated research archives in physics)
Jean-Claude Guedon (U. Montreal), "Why
Are Electronic Publications Difficult to Classify?"
Stevan Harnad (Princeton U.)
"Scholarly
Skywriting and the Prepublication Continuum of Scientific Inquiry" (1990)
"Post-Gutenberg
Galaxy: The Fourth Revolution in the Means of Production of Knowledge"
(1992)
"Interactive
Publication: Extending the American Physical Society's Discipline-Specific
Model for Electronic Publishing" (1992)
"Implementing
Peer Review on the Net: Scientific Quality Control in Scholarly Electronic
Journals" (1996)
Harvard
Information Infrastructure Project
Michael
Heim (on Cyberculture page)
H-CLC:
Computers and Literary Studies Listserv
Humanist
Discussion Group ("an international electronic seminar on the application
of computers to the humanities")
Humanities
and Arts on the Information Highways (Getty AHIP/ACLS/Coalition of
Networked Info)
"Humanities
in the 21st Century" (1995) (discussion between NEH Chairman Sheldon
Hackney and James O'Donnell, U. Penn.)
Illinois
Research Group on Classification (IRGC) (investigates "the sociology
and history of medical classification through a set of linked subprojects.
Introduction
to Etext (gives "an overview of the issues related to etext as well
as practical information about how to use etexts") (Palimpsest / Western
Civilization)
Journal
of Electronic Publishing (U. Michigan, Ann Arbor) | (search
JEP)
Kairos:
A Journal For Teachers of Writing in Webbed Environments (refereed)
(D'Artagnan Communications Group)
Rob Kin & Roberta Lamb, Envisioning
Electronic Publishing and Digital Libraries
Matthew G. Kirschenbaum (U. Kentucky),
"Electronic
Publishing and Doctoral Dissertations in the Humanities" (1996)
Language
Learning Technology International Discussion Forum
Language
Visualization and Multilayer Text Analysis ("prototype tool that can
study language/discourse phenomena in three-dimensional space. The idea
was to develop a tool which would allow a researcher to explore interactively
the structures and typologies of discursive formation in large samples
of textual data and develop new techniques for reading and interpreting
text space"; first application is to Donna Haraway's essay, "Cyborg Manifesto")
(Antonio Gonzalez-Walker, Cornell U.)
Katherine S. Mangan, "CD-ROM
Dissertations: Universities Consider Whether New Format is Appropriate
Way to Present Research" (1996) (Chronicle of Higher Education)
Marlene Manoff (MIT Libraries), "Cyberhope
or Cyberhype? Computers and Scholarly Research" (1997)
Media
Ecology (online "journal of intersections. We are about culture,
communication and technology")
David S. Miall (U. Alberta), "Representing
and Interpreting Literature by Computer" (1995)
MIT
Media Lab
New
Horizons in Scholarly Communication (large, detailed guide that "highlights
trends affecting the process of creating, disseminating, retrieving, and
using information for instruction and research at the university level")
(Librarians Assoc. of U. California System)
New
Media Literacies: Redefinitions of Literacy and Technology Through Graduate
Student Teaching (Darren Cambridge, U. Texas, Austin)
New
Word Order: Web Design for Smart People (commercial Web-design firm
specializing in creating Web pages for academic individuals, programs,
and institutions; founded by Kali Tal, who "combines a Ph.D. in American
Studies . . . with six years of experience in humanities computing)
James J. O'Donnell (U. Penn) "The
Virtual Library: An Idea Whose Time Has Passed"
Mark Olsen (U. Chicago), "Signs,
Symbols, and Discourses: A New Direction for Computer-Aided Literature
Studies"
Online
Magazine (for information professionals; "provides articles, product
reviews, case studies, evaluation, and informed opinion about selecting,
using, and managing electronic information products, plus industry and
professional information about online database systems, CD-ROM, and the
Internet") (Online Inc.)
Overview
of Online Publication (excellent bibliography with links) (Willard
McCarty)
Palimpsest
(Mac application for developing large-scale e-text knowledge bases) (Western
Civilization) | Electronic
Texts in Palimpsest Format
Ocean
of the Streams of Story: Virtual Worlds at U. Virginia (Dan Ancona
/ IATH, U. Virginia)
Paperless
Papers (essays on computers & writing)
Papers
of the Epistemology and Learning Group (MIT Media Lab)
Pamela Pavliscak, Seamus Ross, and Charles
Henry, "Information Technology in
Humanities Scholarship: Achievements, Prospects, and Challenges—The United
States Focus" (1997) (American Council of Learned Societies)
Presenters
University: The Art of Presentation (guide to the art of multimedia
presentations; includes articles on writing and giving presentations, presentation
technology, technical considerations in adapting a presentation to a particular
room configuration, etc.) (Proxima, Inc.)
The
Study Place ("long-term project . . . to prototype and develop online
academic resources and navigational interfaces in support of academic scholarship
by combining traditional elements of scholarly research with new communication
and presentation possibilities enabled by networked for Learning Technologies,
Columbia U.)
SuperJournal
Home Page (major U.K.-based collaboration between publishers, universities,
and libraries "to identify the factors that make electronic journals successful
and to develop successful models for network publishing. The project will
develop a wide range of multimedia journals in the sciences and social
sciences, make them available to participating user communities, and perform
detailed research on the factors that influence success")
Survey
on U. California Faculty Use of Technology as a Tool in Instruction, 1995
Teaching
Literature With Computers: A Refereed Electronic Publication (full-text
online journal) (College of Liberal Arts, Dakota State U.)
Technology:
Cognition, Computers, and the Internet: Online Resources (Wendy Gale
Robinson, U. North Carolina at Chapel Hill/Duke U.)
Visible
Language Workshop (MIT Media Lab)
Web
Publishing Paradigms (Tim Guay, Simon Fraser U.) (hypertext essay on
the competing paradigms of the information universe, including the print,
multimedia, hypertext, "docuverse," and interactive paradigms)
Margaret Williams (U. Toronto) "The
Physical Book Online"
W.R.I.T.E.
Conference (Writers' Retreat on Interactive Technology and Equipment)
Writer(y)
Page (resources for computers & writing)
