Matthew G. Kirschenbaum
University of MarylandComputer Forensics and Cultural Heritage
An invitational meeting I’m organizing this May at Maryland in support of a report I am co-authoring, Computer Forensics and Born-Digital Content in Cultural Heritage Collections, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and to be published in late 2010 by the Council on Library and Information Resources.
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In the News
The work my colleagues and I have been doing on the Preserving Virtual Worlds project is profiled in the March issue of The Atlantic. And I was one of five invited participants in a New York Times forum on the question of whether School Libraries Need Books?
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Simulations
Here’s the syllabus for my spring 2010 graduate seminar on Simulations. Licensed via CC.
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CFP: Ebooks as Bibliographical Objects
MLA 2011. Session sponsored by the discussion group on Bibliography and Textual Studies. Kindle, Nook, iPhone, etc. in relation to any aspect of bibliography, history of the book, or textual studies. Abstracts and brief vita to me by March 26.
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Rare Book School
I will be co-teaching a course (with Emory’s Naomi Nelson) on Born Digital Materials at Rare Book School this summer.
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