Digital Divide? Inequality Issue Runs Much Deeper, Says Researcher
Jim Brown explains that the digital divide is much more than having a dependable computer and internet connection.
Tag: Digital Studies Center
Technically Dating: A Q&A with Jim Brown on Romance in the Digital World
By Tom McLaughlin Over the past decade, online dating has become a common, fast, and efficient way to connect with a potential mate. A Valentine’s Day celebration could include swiping right or sending a winking emoji as much as the traditional flowers, chocolates, and a romantic dinner. So, for better or worse, how have digital […]
Digital Commons Connects Research and Support Centers Under One Roof
By Tom McLaughlin When it comes to digital technologies, you can say that Rutgers University–Camden students are well-connected. Undergraduates have regularly found guidance and support to explore their disciplines in the digital age at the campus-based Digital Studies Center and Writing and Design Lab. While these research and support centers once functioned separately on campus, […]
Digital Studies Center to Host Festival of Digital Language Art
By Tom McLaughlin The Digital Studies Center at Rutgers University–Camden invites participants to a free, public conference delving into the world of digital language art – an emerging field that explores the interactions between texts produced in conjunction with other media, including visual art, sound art, games, installation art, video, and live performance. “U […]
Pixel Dust: Graduating Senior Fulfills Lifelong Dream to Be a Video Game Designer
By Tom McLaughlin As a child, Steve Gussman watched intently as his older brother played video games such as “Super Mario 64.” “But I was reluctant to try it out of fear that I might somehow break it,” recalls the graduating Rutgers University–Camden senior. Finally summoning the courage, Gussman was soon playing video games every […]
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