‘Farewell to Zeugma’. Infographic. Photoshop. August 2015 I designed an infographic outlining the three seasons of Zeugma, the Digital Writing & Research Lab’s rhetoric and technology podcast. The infographic was created entirely in Photoshop, with a few elements created in Illustrator.
“Feminist Speculative Fictions”. Course site. WordPress. August 2014. In Fall 2014 I designed and taught “Reading Literature in Context: Feminist Speculative Fictions“. The course website, built in WordPress, served as a hub for all course materials and the publication site for my students’ writing.
“Controversies”. First year writing student resource site. Drupal. July 2014. I collaborated with Tekla Hawkins to design and build a resource site for the University of Texas Department of Rhetoric & Writing‘s first year composition class. The site was built in Drupal and designed as a resource for students in the class, providing classroom and supplemental readings, revision materials and …
“Riffing Redux”. Podcast. Adobe Audition. November 2014. ‘Riffing Redux’ was the first episode I produced as the team leader for Zeugma. Reprising a format I’d pioneered the year before, I produced my own segment of the episode and introduced a new team to audio recording and editing.
“Surveilling”. Podcast. Adobe Audition. November 2013. I conceived, recorded and produced the November 2013 episode of Zeugma, titled ‘Surveilling‘. The episode includes an edited interview with critical surveillance studies scholar Simone Browne and an audio essay about a smart coffee machine then being trialled on the University of Texas campus.