Digital Humanities and Pedagogy

Cyborgs, Culture and AI Literacy

A podcast conversation on what it means to be AI literate from a cultural and humanistic perspective, rather than a technical one. Argues that the cyborg is a better metaphor for human-AI relations than the tool.

Me, You, and AI

A public talk for a general adult audience on living and learning alongside AI. Focused on demystifying the technology and opening up questions about agency, creativity, and what it means to think with a machine.

Building Interdisciplinarity

A lecture and workshop for faculty on building interdisciplinary programs and curricula. Drew on over a decade of institutional work at Champlain to make the case that interdisciplinarity is a structural problem as much as a pedagogical one.

AI: Our Newest Digital Companion

Part of the Vermont Humanities Council Snapshot Series. Examined AI through the lens of digital humanities, asking what it means to have a companion that thinks, responds, and shapes how we understand ourselves.

Where Are We Now?

Panelist on a conversation about technology, pedagogy, and the state of digital humanities in higher education.

Second Screens and Critical, Digital Pedagogies

Plenary lecture on the pedagogical possibilities of second screen culture, arguing that the connected classroom could be a site of critical inquiry rather than distraction.