You are cordially invited to join Ian M. Cook, Hannah McGregor and Lori Beckstead for the launch event of our new book Podcast or Perish: Peer Review and Knowledge Creation for the 21st Century (Bloomsbury).
The authors will take you on a journey through humourous flow charts, choose-your-own-adventure style interactive scenarios (in which you’ll hopefully avoid perishing), and group Q&A as they explore new, appreciative approaches to peer review and knowledge creation that are rooted in creativity, community, and care.
Launch | Bloomsbury, Hannah MacGregor, Ian M Cook, Knowledge Creation, launch, Lori Beckstead, Peer Review, podcasting, Zoom
On Friday Oct 27, join us to tune-in together to an online session about on scholarly podcasting as part of the Humanities Podcast Network Symposium , followed by a conversation led by Dr. Katherine McLeod (The SpokenWeb Podcast) and Dr. Linda M. Morra (Getting Lit with Linda: The Canadian Literature Podcast).
Talk | Getting Lit with Linda, Humanities Podcast Network Symposium, Katherine McLeod, Linda Morra, podcasting, SpokenWeb AmpLab, spokenweb podcast, Talk
Join SpokenWeb Podcast sound designer Miranda Eastwood for a beginner’s workshop on audio-editing in Hindenburg.
Workshops | audio editing, hindenburg workshop, podcasting, spokenweb podcast
SpokenWeb’s Fall 2022 All Team Meeting will consist of each institution giving a short (5 min MAX) update on the projects currently underway, with a special focus paid to any potential opportunities for students from other institutions to be involved in.
Meetings | All Team, Digitization, Listening, Meeting, Participation, podcasting, SpokenWeb, Students, Zoom
SpokenWeb – a SSHRC funded Partnership Grant, Principal Investigator Jason Camlot – is seeking two (2) undergraduate students to support our work discovering and describing literary events that took place across Canada between March 2020 and now for the Archive of the Digital Present project.
Opportunities | Audio Engineer, Concordia University, Hiring, Opportunity, podcasting, RA Position, Sound Designer, SpokenWeb Podcast Network
In May, I reached out to Leah VanDyk shortly after she was awarded a Killam scholarship for her research in environmental humanities. Having met Leah before and heard her present at the “Text/Sound/Performance” conference in Dublin, Ireland in April 2019, I was excited to catch up with her and hear about her ongoing research. As I quickly found out, while her research focuses on environmental humanities, pedagogy, and accessibility, Leah is also often thinking about serendipitous moments activated through sound.
Article, Interviews, SPOKENWEBLOG | accessibility, Alden-Nowlan, Earle-Birney, Leah van Dyk, Pedagogy, podcasting, Robert-Kroetsch, University of Calgary