Join us for a digital scholarship coffee gathering - tea and coffee will be provided. There will be a lightning talk from a researcher in digital scholarship on their work, whether it's a new project, a tool or something they want to showcase.
At this session we will hear from Amanda Curtis, a DPhil student at the Oxford Internet Institute researching the entanglements of video games, knowledge, and society. She will be presenting her research on player perceptions of in-game creative experiences. These findings are based off an in-game ethnographic study of Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
These are a new type of event for us, so if you'd like to attend, be involved in a future session, or find out more please email digitalscholarship@humanities.ox.ac.uk
These will be held in the Visiting Scholars Centre, so to attend you’ll need to bring your Bodleian Card and to leave your bags in the lockers - this event is only open to University staff and students.
