Born-digital art created by Drew Ott and Brynna Hosszu was short-listed for the “Student Prize” of the New Media Writing Prize 2024. Both took the Digital Storytelling course (DTC 354) […]
Michael Rabby’s article, “Inclusive measures: Establishing audio description tactics that impact social inclusion and public health, co-authored with Brett Oppegaard (University of Hawai’i Manoa) has been published in EquilibriUX: Extending localized […]
Brenda Grell’s film, “Riveted, Structures, and Lands,” will be screened on April 7, 2024 at the Single Frame (Experimental Documentary Showcase) on April 7, 2024, held at Shadowbox Studio in […]
Will Luer’s “Posthuman Cinema“, a generative AI collaboration with Mark Amerika and Chad Mossholder, has just been accepted at the International Digital Art Biennial. The collection of ten cinépoèmes that […]
The Department of DTC is excited to announce a new special topics course, “DTC 338: Histories & Dreams of VR in VR,” instructed by Professor Jacob Riddle. The class will […]
Michael Rabby’s recent article, “Inclusive measures: Establishing audio description tactics that impact social inclusion and public health,” co-authored with Brett Oppegaard, appears in Amplifying Voices in UX: Balancing Design and User Needs in Technical Communication.
Dr. Kim Christen, associate vice president for Research Advancement and Partnerships and a professor in the Digital Technology and Culture department, was honored with the 2024 WSU Woman of the […]
Dene Grigar’s book, The Challenges of Born-Digital Fiction: Editions, Translations, Emulations, co-authored with Maruisz Pisarski (University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszów, Poland) was published by Cambridge University Press and released on March 22, 2024.
Ruth Gregory, Associate Professor in DTC Pullman, recently won Best of Competition in the Narrative Feature Category for the Faculty Scriptwriting Competition at the Broadcast Educators Association (BEA) Festival of […]
John Barber (Professor, DTC Vancouver) was interviewed on Thursday, January 4 by Greg Nibler on Fox/KPTV about his Re-imagined Radio project. As previously described on KXRW: Re-Imagined Radio is a […]