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Ghosts in the Machine: Mary Shelley on Conceiving Ada

Submitted by tangerines on Fri, 03/04/2011 - 5:59pm

GIST Web Paper 2

For the second webpaper, I have written an imaginary interview with Mary Shelley, discussing the film Conceiving Ada. Based on our experiences with the panels this week, I thought it would be interesting to use technology to contrast a historical perspective with an imaginative one.

Amelia Earhart’s Most Infamous Solo Flights Revisited

Submitted by ekthorp on Fri, 03/04/2011 - 5:15pm

GIST Web Paper 2

Mercator Projection Map

Eckert IV Projection Map

Rosie, a Discussion Panel

Submitted by merlin on Fri, 03/04/2011 - 2:55pm

GIST Web Paper 2

Week Seven (Mon, 2/28): Paneling Gender and Technology through Time and Space: Historically, Geographically....

Character Building in the Digital Humanities

Submitted by fawei on Fri, 03/04/2011 - 1:13am

GIST Web Paper 2

Note: When the list of papers went up I realized I accidentally just put this in the GIST paper category to start with on the Thursday before break. Changed it to the Web Paper 2 category on Thursday 10th March. I knew I screwed up somewhere with this! If it's too far past the deadline that's fine...

Post for 03/04: Panel discussion

Submitted by shin1068111 on Fri, 03/04/2011 - 12:22am

On the first day of the panel discussion with historical characters, it was noticeable that most of the figures are women and they come from 19 to 21st century. It is understandable that people have more knowledge about the recent figures that they chose to be them. Even though, all the students were advised to select a figure that could represent gender, science, and technology, I feel like most of them decided to represent a figure that is more focused on gender. The figures represented by some of the students are the ones who have tried intentionally or unintentionally break the gender binary and the stereotypes of women.

Information in Various Forms

GIST Course

Cataloguing some of the varied forms
in which we learned to present Information....

Graphing our first set of Panelists, by m.aghazarian

Reviewing the pattern our minds made, by Liz McCormack

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