New Criteria for New Media

Ippolito, Jon; Blais, Joline; Smith, Owen F.; Evans, Steve; Stormer, Nathan

doi:10.1162/leon.2009.42.1.71

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“…Studying within digital media the workings of the world, native digital researchers are expected to organically get their hands on computational systems (e.g. Ippolito, Blais, Smith, Evans, & Stormer, 2009).…”

Section: The Triple Helix Of Digital Media and Practice-based Researchmentioning

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From narrative machines to practice-based research: making the case for a digital Renaissance

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Contemporary communication sciences are embedded with theoretical traditions supportive of an occupational boundary work: the social and the cultural world as a strict sociological and anthropological object of study and the material world as the domain of scientists and engineers. This epistemic divide places communication sciences before a future shock, by failing to respond explicitly to emerging mediations made possible by radical technologies. Practice-based research (PbR) is still under-represented in communication studies and has yet to be further articulated in order to provide a clear epistemological foundation. This paper objective is to fill in that knowledge gap: it positions digital media as a transdisciplinary scientific domain with a triple helix structure (hardware, interface, and software studies), placing PbR as a critical native methodological approach and presenting a holistic research framework.

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From narrative machines to practice-based research: making the case for a digital Renaissance

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“…Fully online journals continue to develop and disseminate scholarly content by incorporating multiple media sources, such as, links, images, or sound, a practice that is gradually becoming easier to do and more accepted by readers in many settings, including academia (Anderson‐Wilk & Hino, 2011; Ippolito, Blais, Smith, Evans, & Stormer, 2009). However, there is very little, if any, scholarly literature that defines or discusses the dynamic publishing model of journal structure, which permits addition of new content directly linked to existing content using multiple tables of content (TOC).…”

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Citation Analysis and Tenure Metrics in Art, Architecture, and Design-Related Disciplines

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New Criteria for New Media

Abstract: This paper argues for redefining evaluation criteria for faculty working in new media research and makes specific recommendations for promotion and tenure committees in U.S. universities.

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From narrative machines to practice-based research: making the case for a digital Renaissance

From narrative machines to practice-based research: making the case for a digital Renaissance

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Citation Analysis and Tenure Metrics in Art, Architecture, and Design-Related Disciplines

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