Associate Professor of Media, Data & Society
Part 1: Mapping E-Culture I contributed three pieces to this part: Mapping E-culture: Alex Adriaanssens, based on interview with Anne Helmond – The Chinese Dream (PDF) Mapping E-culture: Anne Nigten, by Anne Helmond – Patching Zone (PDF) Mapping E-culture: Henk Borgdorff (based on interview with Anne Helmond) Practice-based Research in the Arts (PDF) Part 2:… Read more Book on E-culture by Virtueel Platform available as download
Cursus webloggen @ASVA View more documents from annehelmond.
Op dinsdag 27 oktober van 14.00 uur tot 17.00 uur geef ik een cursus bloggen (beginners & gevorderden) voor studenten (aanmelding via de ASVA studentenunie). Een van de onderdelen van de cursus is: Waarom zou ik als student gaan bloggen? Hoe kan ik mijn blog gebruiken voor mijn scriptie of onderzoek? Hoe kan Twitter dienen… Read more Cursus bloggen via ASVA
I will be speaking (in English) at the first WordCampNL edition in Utrecht on 31 October 2009. I will be presenting my research on Blogging for Engines filled with updates and practical implications for bloggers. Please join us if you’re interested in blogging/WordPress and I hope to see you there! Summary: Blogging is often seen… Read more Speaking at WordCampNL in Utrecht
More photos on Flickr.
Short introduction to my research in the ASCA newsletter #119, October 2009. Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, University of Amsterdam Anne Helmond, Softwareâ€Engine relations in the Social Web (Docentâ€Promovendus, Promotor: Richard Rogers) The research contributes to the emerging field of software studies as a branch within media studies. Software is an understudied object within media… Read more New ASCA PhD Candidate: Introduction to my research