Welcome to my redesigned website. My last site was not optimized for mobile devices, and this one is. At a small screen size, this multi-column design degrades gracefully to a single column and the main navigation menu gets compressed into a dropdown. If you want to read an e-version instead of the print version, send me an email.

Research on Digital Media and Race, Gender, and Sexuality. University of Minnesota, 2007. Routledge, co-edited with Beth Kolko and Gil Rodman, 2000.

Patrick Keilty is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Information. At the University of Toronto. His work spans issues in visual culture, sexual politics, technology studies, media studies, information studies, critical algorithm studies, political economy, database logic, critical theory, and theories of gender, sexuality, and race. Keilty is cross-appointed with the Cinema Studi.

Rebecca Scheckman, Senior Editor and Technical Director with seasoned experience working in online video publications, television broadcast and media management. Practical dreamer actively committed to creating art and media that imagines a new system and fights against racism, patriarchy, homophobia, and economic injustice. Allons to what is endless, as it was beginningless.

Aprendiendo de lo banal, lo frívolo y lo superficial. Etc de las distintas intervenciones, a las que puedes acceder desde aquí.

A blog about digital rhetoric that asks the burning questions about electronic bureaucracy and institutional subversion on the Internet. Friday, October 17, 2014. Now that The New York Times. Are to blame for threatenin.

Enhancing Connected, Distributed Learning. Learning English Through Digital Media.

Liberal Education in a Networked World. Digital Humanities at Small Liberal Arts Colleges. Centers, Initiatives, Programs, Websites. This post contains the slides I used, discussions results, and some brief bibliography.