Sacred Poses: A Cross-Cultural Movement Analysis Using Motion Capture
This project uses motion capture to analyze three movement techniques: Muslim Prayers (Salat); Tai Chi (Yang style); and Yogic sun salutations (Surya Namaskar) in order to see what wisdom may be embedded. Co-PI Selwa Sweidan, iMAP doctoral student.
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Project Snowflake: A collaborative design environment for transmedia workflows
Funded by Google, this project endeavors to establish professional workflows for indy media makers using machine learning. Team: Scott Fisher, Andreas Kratky, Virginia Kuhn, Szilvia Ruszev, Mediatrix Lopez.
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Shaping the Digital Dissertation: Knowledge Production in the Arts and Humanities
Edited Collection, 2021 This collection, published by Open Book Publishers, Cambridge, UK includes sections on the rationale for digital dissertations, best practices for archiving digital work, and case studies by an International group of recent PHDs who completed digital dissertations. Co-editor: Anke Finger, PhD,
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The Video Essay: An Emergent Taxonomy of Cinematic Writing
Digital Anthology, Fall, 2016 Co-editor, Vicki Callahan, PhD.
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Future Texts: Subversive Performance and Feminist Bodies
Edited Collection, 2016, Parlor Press, Co-editor, Vicki Callahan, PhD
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MoMLA: From Panel to Gallery
Digital Anthology, 2013 Kairos Journal of Rhetoric, Technology and Pedagogy. Co-editor, Victor Vitanza, PhD. Project Site
Speaking with Students: Profiles in Digital Pedagogy, with DJ Johnson and Dave Lopez
Digital Anthology, 2010
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From Gallery to Webtext: A Multimodal Anthology
Digital Anthology, 2008, Kairos Journal of Rhetoric, Technology and Pedagogy. Co-editor, Victor Vitanza, PhD
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The Library Machine
Funded by the USC Libraries challenge grant, this project used depth cameras and 3D scanning to index a selection of artists’ books using a touch based interface.
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THE IRAQI DOCTORS PROJECT:
On the Front Lines of Education
The Video Analysis Tableau
This project was supported by the NSF’s Extreme Science and Engineering Discover Environment (XSEDE) and used numerous computer vision algorithms to index large video archives.
Filmic Texts and the Rise of the Fifth Estate
This is the first article to be published in Scalar, the multimedia authoring platform, in 2011 by the International Journal of Learning and Media (MIT Press)