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Keywords: Digital Humanities, Visualization, Philosophy, Information Ethics, AI Ethics, Text Analysis
Geoffrey Rockwell is Professor of Philosophy and Digital Humanities at the University of Alberta, Canada. He publishes on video games, textual visualization, text analysis, ethics of technology and on digital humanities. He co-edited the book on Right Research: Modelling Sustainable Research Practices in the Anthropocene (Open Book Publishers, 2021) co-authored the book Hermeneutica: Computer-Assisted Interpretation in the Humanities (MIT Press, 2016). He is the co-developer, together with Stefan Sinclair, of Voyant Tools, an award-winning suite of text analysis and visualization tools.
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Migration Disrupted: How technological transformation is reshaping human mobility Migration Disrupted was an interdisciplinary, hybrid conference held at Toronto Metropolitan University from May 7-9, 2024, organized by CERC Migration and Bridging Divides. The conference focused on how advanced digital technologies (ADTs) are transforming human mobility, with an emphasis on their impact on migrant integration, citizenship, employment, health care, and urban experience in Canada and beyond. Through a series of panels, fireside chats, and breakout sessions, researchers, policymakers, and civil society leaders examined both opportunities and challenges created by technological transformation, including digital divides, the ethics of artificial intelligence, infrastructure for inclusive cities, and the future of migrant work. Video recordings of sessions are available.
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Paquet, M. Other, TRS2 3.2.2 Bridging Divides Training Session: Voyant Fundamentals A special online training session on Voyant Tools, an open-source text analysis and visualization platform, tailored for researchers, HQPs, and partners in the Bridging Divides network. Led by co-developer Dr. Geoffrey Rockwell (University of Alberta), this practical, hands-on workshop introduced participants from diverse academic backgrounds to the fundamentals of Voyant for studying collections of texts. No prior experience was required. The session covered Voyant’s core features, including its use for text mining (topic modeling, PCA), multi-language support, publishing capabilities, and educational resources, all centered on facilitating research and teaching in the humanities and social sciences.
Other, TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2024-03-19 Other, TRS4 4.2 On the Play of Yakumono:: The Evolution of Audiovisual Effects in Pachinko University of Alberta Publication 2025-05-20 A Rossian Method for Applying Principles in AI: The Missing Link Between Principles and Policy In the past several years there has been a rapid development of new technologies, applications, organizations, and institutions in the area of artificial intelligence (AI). At the same time, ethical reasoning about AI has not been able to keep up with the speed of these advances. As a result, developers are left to rely on existing rules, professional codes, policies and personal ethics which may not provide the appropriate guidance about ethical conduct and may require greater specificity (O'Leary). Many commentators have acknowledged the need for a clearer understanding of ethical values and principles to guide AI research. Drawing on insights from the formation of the field of biomedical ethics, we argue that AI ethics should make use of the method based on prima facie duties derived from W.D. Ross’ approach to ethics. A Rossian approach has proved influential in biomedical ethics. We further propose a modification to the list of principles proposed by Floridi and Cowls, arguing that the principles of explicability and accountability should be separated for ease of application. We argue that this method of applying principles is just what has been missing in AI ethics and is the crucial link between the now common lists of principles and putting them into practice in a way that can inform actual developments on the ground.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Publication 2024-10-20 TRS4 2.1.3 The Gamergate Social Network: Interpreting Transphobia and Alt-Right Hate Online This paper explores the relationship of transphobia and other forms of harassment found across the events of the Gamergate hate movement through the development of an interactive social network analysis. With the social network being derived from hundreds of events tagged by hand, special consideration is given to the positionality and biases of its authors and how they affected this specific interpretation of Gamergate events. Informed largely by the transgender perspective of its first author, this paper draws particular conclusions around the propagation of transphobia in online hate movements, such as its intersectionality with other ideological cornerstones of Gamergate. Cet article explore la relation entre la transphobie et d’autres formes de harcèlement observées lors des événements du mouvement de haine Gamergate à travers le développement d’une analyse de réseau social interactive. Avec le réseau social dérivé de centaines d’événements étiquetés à la main, une attention particulière est accordée à la position et aux biais de ses auteurs et à la manière dont ils ont influencé cette interprétation spécifique des événements de Gamergate. Principalement informé par la perspective transgenre de son premier auteur, cet article tire des conclusions particulières sur la propagation de la transphobie dans les mouvements de haine en ligne, comme son intersectionnalité avec d’autres piliers idéologiques de Gamergate.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Publication 2024-07-09 Catherine Ilona Bevan, Jesaya Samuel Tunggal, Andy Zhang,
Rockwell, G. TRS4 2.1.3 The Defining Characteristics of Ethics Papers on Social Media Research: A Systematic Review of the Literature 2023: Al-Zaman, S., Khemka, A., Zhang, A., and G. Rockwell. “The Defining Characteristics of Ethics Papers on Social Media Research: A Systematic Review of the Literature”. Journal of Academic Ethics. Vol. 22, pages 163-189. TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Publication 2023-11-06 TRS4 2.1.3 Canadian AI Safety Institute: Research Council TRS4 2.1.3, TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Activity 2025-02-06 TRS4 2.1.3, TRS4 2.1.4 OPENING THE BLACK BOX: APP DESIGN THROUGH DESIGN FICTION This workshop introduces participants to design fiction as a method for exploring such possibilities. Through speculative storytelling and scenario building, we will rethink how applications function, who they serve, and what more inclusive futures might look like.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta, Concordia University Conference 2025-09-15 TRS4 2.1.3 Forthcoming article in Canadian Ethnic Studies University of Alberta, University of Toronto Publication 2025-10-01 AI Ethics Workshop on digital transformation and AI, addressing ethical decisions and the path from data value chains to human value for migration and society.TRS4 2.1.3, TRS4 1.5 University of Alberta Event 2024-05-01 TRS4 2.1.3, TRS4 1.5 AI Ethics Workshop on digital transformation and AI, addressing ethical decisions and the path from data value chains to human value for migration and society.
May, 2024: Rockwell developed and taught part of a day workshop on “AI Ethics” for the Bootcamp for “From Data to Decision (FD2D) - Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence from Data Value Chain to Human Value.” FD2D is a NSERC CREATE funded program for training HQP.TRS4 2.1.3, TRS4 1.5 University of Alberta Event 2023-05-01 TRS4 2.1.3, TRS4 1.5 Using Large Language Models to Develop a Web Site TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Event 2025-05-01 TRS4 4.2 AI4IA (AI for Information Access) September, 2024: Rockwell organized, moderated and introduced an online panel on “What is Responsible in Responsible AI?” as a satellite event to the AI4IA (AI for Information Access) online conference organized by the UNESCO Information for All Working Group.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-09-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Future of Canada: Canada's Role in Shaping Our AI Future September, 2024: Rockwell moderated a panel following the Hurtig Lecture by Dr. Strome on the “Future of Canada: Canada's Role in Shaping Our AI Future” at the University of Alberta.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-09-01 TRS4 2.1.3 AI for Information Accessibility: From the Grassroots to Policy Action September, 2024: Participated in an online panel on “AI for Information Accessibility: From the Grassroots to Policy Action” hosted by Cordel Green and moderated by Ayushi Khemka. The event was under the auspices of the UNESCO Information for All Working Group and organized by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-09-01 TRS4 2.1.3 ChatGPT: Chatbots can help us rediscover the rich history of dialogue August, 2024: Rockwell presented online on “ChatGPT: Chatbots can help us rediscover the rich history of dialogue” at a hybrid workshop on “LLMs and the Patterns of Human Language Use” organized by the Weizenbaum-Institut in Berlin, Germany.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Event 2024-08-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Responsible AI June, 2024: Rockwell presented on “Responsible AI” at an online event organized by and for the City of Edmonton, AI Learning City 2024: Lunch & Learn.TRS4 4.1 University of Alberta Event 2024-06-01 TRS4 4.1 2024 Digital Humanities conference August, 2024: Browne, J., Brown, S., Croxall, B., Dzubak, J., Jakacki, D., Kleinman, S., Rockwell, G., Tasovac, T., and L. Wilde. Panel on “Text Analysis Tools and Infrastructure in 2024 and Beyond” at DH 2024 at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, USA.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2024-08-06 TRS4 4.2 2025 Digital Humanities conference August, 2024: Correll, M., Impett, L., Klein, L. F., Panagiotidou, G., Abdul-Rahman, A., and G. Rockwell. Klein and Rockwell presented a short paper on “Visualization Ethics: A Case Study Approach” in a session on “Reimagining the Map: Exploring the Intersections of Culture, Space, and Representation” at DH 2024 at George Mason University in Washington DC, USA.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-07-14 TRS4 2.1.3 Digital Humanities: Culture and Text October, 2024: Rockwell presented a keynote online on “From Voyant to Spyral: Using Spyral Notebooks in Teaching and Research” for a mini-conference on Digital Humanities: Culture and Text organized at the Copenhagen University Library.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2024-10-11 TRS4 4.2 Forging Interpretations TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Grant 2025-05-01 TRS4 4.2 Hollywood Kyoto: Preserving the Historic Toei Studio Park
TRS4 4.1 University of Alberta Grant 2024-06-01 TRS4 4.1 Thinking-Through the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence Rockwell, G. and N. Hegde. “Thinking-Through the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence,” in The Companion to Digital Humanities Practice. Eds. Constance Crompton, Laura Estill, Richard J. Lane and Ray Siemens. New York: Routledge. 2025. P. 281-298.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Publication 2025-11-20 TRS4 2.1.3 Platitudes: The Carbon Weight of the Post-Platform Scholarly Web 2025: Miya, C. and G. Rockwell. “Platitudes: The Carbon Weight of the Post-Platform Scholarly Web”. The Journal of Electronic Publishing. Vol. 28, No. 2. TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Publication 2025-05-06 TRS4 2.1.3 2025 World Congress of the International Political Science Association TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-07-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Forging Interpretation with Generative AI June, 2025: Rockwell, G. Presented on “Forging Interpretation with Generative AI” at a panel on “Generative AI, LLMs, and Knowledge Structures” chaired by R. Siemens for the Canadian Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences as part of Congress 2025 at George Brown College, Toronto.TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Conference 2025-06-01 TRS4 2.1.4 Association of Retired Academic Staff (ARAS) September, 2025: Rockwell gave a talk on “Caring for Safe Artificial Intelligence” for the Association of Retired Academic Staff (ARAS) of the University of Alberta.
TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-09-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Pilot Observatory The team at TMU working with the team at U of A has develop a pilot version of the Observatory. TRS4 4.1 Toronto Metropolitan University, University of Alberta Research Output 2025-12-10 TRS4 4.1 Forging Interpretations May, 2025: Rockwell was the Lead Researcher on a successful Amii Resource Allocation Panel grant for “Forging Interpretations” with a budget of $37,182.
TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Award 2025-12-16 TRS4 4.2 McAbRo: Evaluating Public Consultations' effect on Policy using Large Language Models May, 2025: Rockwell was the Lead Researcher on a successful Amii Resource Allocation Panel grant for “McAbRo: Evaluating Public Consultations' effect on Policy using Large Language Models” with a budget of $37,952.
TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Award 2025-12-16 TRS4 4.2 Voyant Consortium The Voyant Consortium (voyant-tools.info/) brings together over 550 members from around the world to support and develop Voyant Tools (voaynt-tools.org), an online suite of text analysis and visualization tools. The Voyant team tat the University of Alberta supports the Consortium.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Partnership 2024-08-01 TRS4 4.2 Voyant Tools A team led by Rockwell at the U of Alberta leads the development of Voyant Tools (voyant-tools.org) and the Spyral (voyant-tools.org/spyral) notebook programming extension. We have added a number of features to Voyant including a new Constellations tool that is being to work with word embedding. We have also added features to Spyral including tutorials, an expanded set of Categories, and access to an AI Library.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Research Output 2025-12-16 TRS4 4.2 Introduction to Spyral September, 2025: Taught an “Introduction to Spyral” at the at the conference on “L’herméneutique en pratique: hommage au travail et à l’héritage de Stéfan Sinclair” held by the CRIHN at the Université de Montréal.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Event 2025-09-10 TRS4 4.2 Spyral Notebook Hackathon August, 2025: Co-taught a series of five online workshops as part of a “Spyral Notebook Hackathon” with A. Farinola for the Africa DH Lab. TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Event 2025-08-11 TRS4 4.2 From Voyant to Spyral: Documenting Research in Notebooks July, 2025: Taught a workshop titled “From Voyant to Spyral: Documenting Research in Notebooks” with A. Khemka and J. Bradley at DH2025 in Lisbon, Portugal. TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Event 2025-07-14 TRS4 4.2 Text Analysis with Voyant February, 2025: Taught a stream in the Digital Humanities Winter School 2025 on “Text Analysis with Voyant” at IIT Delhi.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Event 2025-02-17 TRS4 4.2 AI Ethics: From Principles to Checklists July, 2025: Gave a lecture on “AI Ethics: From Principles to Checklists” at the CIFAR DLRL Summer School held at the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute, Edmonton, AB.TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Activity 2025-07-25 TRS4 2.1.4 Case Studies in AI Ethics April, 2025: Rockwell led a workshop on “Case Studies in AI Ethics” for the Edmonton Public School Board Student AI Conference held in Edmonton.TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Event 2025-12-16 TRS4 2.1.4 AI Ethics Bowl December, 2025: Rockwell organized and ran an “AI Ethics Bowl” for “From Data to Decision” (FD2D) at the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute. FD2D is a NSERC CREATE funded program for training HQP.TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Event 2025-12-11 TRS4 2.1.4 AI Ethics Bowl December, 2024: Rockwell organized and ran an “AI Ethics Bowl” for “From Data to Decision” (FD2D). FD2D is a NSERC CREATE funded program for training HQP.TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Event 2024-12-10 TRS4 2.1.4 Artificial Intelligence and Society December, 2025: Rockwell gave a talk on “Artificial Intelligence and Society” to the South West Edmonton Seniors Association.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Event 2025-12-16 TRS4 2.1.3 Caring for AI November, 2025: Rockwell gave a talk in Palo Alto on “Caring for AI” for Alumnae of the U of Alberta in the San Francisco area. This was organized by the Alumnae Relations Office at the Computer History Museum. TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Event 2025-11-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Responsible AI: Care and Repair October, 2025: Rockwell gave a talk on “Responsible AI: Care and Repair” for the GEF Seniors Board.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Event 2025-10-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Public Philosophy Conference October, 2025: Rockwell gave a talk on “Caring for Safe AI” at the Public Philosophy Conference at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-10-01 TRS4 2.1.3 How to think like an AI ethicist October, 2025: Rockwell gave a virtual talk on “How to think like an AI ethicist” for the Edmonton Public Library “How To Festival.”TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Event 2025-10-01 TRS4 2.1.3 AI Day: Rethinking Teaching and Learning with AI August, 2025: Rockwell participated in a panel on “The AI inflection point. What is the future for disciplines, higher education, and society?” organized as part of “AI Day: Rethinking Teaching and Learning with AI” at the University of Alberta.
TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-08-01 TRS4 2.1.3 L’herméneutique en pratique: hommage au travail et à l’héritage de Stéfan Sinclair September, 2025: Presented a paper on “Epistemologica in Practice: Replication and Knowledge in Spyral” at the conference on “L’herméneutique en pratique: hommage au travail et à l’héritage de Stéfan Sinclair” held by the CRIHN at the Université de Montréal.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2025-09-11 TRS4 4.2 DH@LLM: Grand modèles de langage et humanities numériques July, 2025: Rockwell presented keynote on “Care and Repair for Responsibility Practices in Artificial Intelligence” at a symposium on “DH@LLM: Grand modèles de langage et humanities numériques” held at the Institut d'Études Avancées de Paris & Sorbonne Cluster for Artificial Intelligence (SCAI), France. TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-07-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Canada AI 2025 May, 2025: Rockwell presented a keynote on “Moral Responsibility and Artificial Intelligence” at Canada AI 2025 in Calgary, Canada.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-16 TRS4 2.1.3 UpperBound 2025 May, 2025: Rockwell co-presented at a Fireside Chat on “Empowering Minds: Navigating the Future with AI Literacy” with Philip A. McCrae at UpperBound 2025 in Edmonton, Canada.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-16 TRS4 2.1.3 Philosophical Issues in Artificial Intelligence May, 2025: Rockwell presented a keynote on “Why should AI be safe and responsible?” at the Philosophy Graduate Student Group Conference on Philosophical Issues in Artificial Intelligence held at the University of Alberta.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-05-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Institute Lecture February, 2025: Rockwell presented an Institute Lecture on “What is Responsible About Responsible AI” at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-02-10 TRS4 2.1.3 Digital Humanities and AI: Intersections, Innovations, and Implications January, 2025: Rockwell presented a Keynote on “Responsible AI and Digital Humanities” at the Digital Humanities and AI: Intersections, Innovations, and Implications conference at IIT Dhanbad, Dhambad, India.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-02-03 TRS4 2.1.3 Introduction to Voyant Tools January, 2025: Rockwell presented an “Introduction to Voyant Tools” for open session for students and faculty interested in Digital Humanities organized by Arjun Ghosh of the Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Event 2025-01-10 TRS4 4.2 Vitrine HN / DH Showcase 2025 January, 2025: Rockwell gave a short presentation on “Documenting Research with Spyral” as part of “Vitrine HN / DH Showcase 2025” at McGill University, Montréal, Canada.TRS3 4.2, TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-01-03 TRS3 4.2, TRS4 2.1.3 Workshop on AI and DH November, 2024: Rockwell presented a plenary lecture on “How Safe is AI Safety?” at a “Workshop on AI and DH” organized by the Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques (CRIHN) at the Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-11-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Introduction to Voyant Tools November, 2024: Rockwell ed a workshop on “Introduction to Voyant Tools” with Khemka, A., Farinola, A., and H. Perry at the Bridging Divides Workshop coordinated with CESA 2024 held in Edmonton, Alberta.TRS4 2.1.4 University of Alberta Event 2024-11-11 TRS4 2.1.4 Responsible AI stream of the Canada AI 2024 May, 2024: Rockwell participated in a panel on “The Future of Responsible AI and AI for Social Good in Canada” that was part of the Responsible AI stream of the Canada AI 2024 conference at Guelph University, Ontario.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-17 TRS4 2.1.3 UpperBound 2024 May, 2024: Rockwell participated in a panel on “Being Human in the Age of AI: A Philosophical Inquiry of AI/Human Value Alignment” with Alona Fyshe and Jill Kowalchuk at Upper Bound 2024 conference in Edmonton, Alberta.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-05-16 TRS4 2.1.3 UpperBound 2024 May, 2024: Rockwell presented on “From Ethics to Regulation: Canadian Government Positioning on AI” with Michael McNally at Upper Bound 2024 conference in Edmonton, Alberta.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-05-10 TRS4 2.1.3 Migration Disrupted conference May, 2024: Rockwell participated in a “Roundtable: Migration and inclusive cities: How can social and technological infrastructure shape the experience of integration?” that was part of the Migration Disrupted conference at Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto. TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-05-17 TRS4 2.1.3 Artificial Intelligence Webinar - Opportunities and Threats for the Caribbean March, 2024: Rockwell participated in an online panel on “Artificial Intelligence Webinar - Opportunities and Threats for the Caribbean” organized by the Institute for International Relations of the University of the West Indies and the Caribbean Telecommunications Union.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Event 2024-03-01 TRS4 2.1.3 Research in the Humanities in the wake of ChatGPT November, 2023: Rockwell presented online keynote on “The Imitation Game: Artificial Intelligence and Dialogue” for a Huminfra event on “Research in the Humanities in the wake of ChatGPT”. Huminfra is a Swedish national infrastructure supporting digital and experimental research in the Humanities.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-17 TRS4 2.1.3 Colloque du CRIHN 2023 October, 2023: Rockwell presented on “The Eliza Effect: AI and Dialogue” at the Colloque du CRIHN 2023 at Université de Montréal, Montréal.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2023-10-01 TRS4 2.1.3 UpperBound 2023 May, 2023: Rockwell gave a talk on “Ethics and Chatbots: Thinking Carefully Through Their Use” at Upper Bound organized by the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute at the University of Alberta,
TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2023-05-01 TRS4 2.1.3 The Institution of Knowledge May, 2023: Rockwell gave a talk on “The Knowledge We Bear” at the exhibit/symposium on “The Institution of Knowledge” at the University of Alberta. I co-organized the symposium.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-17 TRS4 2.1.3 CSDH-SCHN 2025 June, 2025: Rockwell, G. Chartier, R. and A. MacDonald. “The List in Text Analysis” presented by Rockwell at CSDH-SCHN 2025 at George Brown College, Toronto.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2025-06-01 TRS4 4.2 CSDH-SCHN 2025 June, 2025: Farinola, A., and G. Rockwell. “AI-Driven Textual Analysis to Decode Canadian Immigration Social Media Discourse” presented by Farinola at CSDH-SCHN 2025 at George Brown College, Toronto.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-17 TRS4 2.1.3 CSDH-SCHN 2025 May, 2025: Lis, S., and G. Rockwell. “Integrating Large Language Models with Spyral Notebooks” presented by Lis at CSDH-SCHN 2025 at George Brown College, Toronto.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-06-01 TRS4 2.1.3 CSDH-SCHN 2025 May, 2025: Rockwell, G., Sinatra, M., Brown, S., Bradley, J., Khemka, A., and A. MacDonald. Panel on “Building a Consortium: An Approach to Sustainability” organized by Rockwell for CSDH-SCHN 2025 at George Brown College, Toronto.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2025-06-01 TRS4 4.2 CSDH-SCHN 2025 May, 2025: Rockwell, G., Sharifi, R., Padilla, R., Farhangfar, Z., Sawafta, E., and Y. Abu-Laban. Paper on “Exploring the Deceptive Patterns of Chinook: Visualization and Storytelling Approaches Critical Software Study” presented by Rockwell at CSDH-SCHN 2025 at George Brown College, Toronto.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2025-05-31 TRS4 4.2 Global Digital Humanities Symposium 2025 March, 2025: Farinola, A., Rockwell, G. and Khemka, A. Online presentation on “The Voyant Consortium: Fostering Community, Engagement, and Learning in Digital Humanities” presented virtually by Farinola at the online Global Digital Humanities Symposium 2025 hosted by Michigan State University. TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2025-03-01 TRS4 2.1.3 ACH 2024 November, 2024: Farhanghar, Z., Sawafta, E., Abu-Laban, Y. and G. Rockwell. Short paper on “Chinook: The Use of Advanced Digital Technologies in Visa Processing in Canada” presented online by Farhanghar at ACH 2024 (Association for Computers and the Humanities).TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-11-01 TRS4 2.1.3 CSDH-SCHN 2024 June, 2024: Khemka, Ayushi; and Geoffrey Rockwell. Paper on “Data Protocols for Immigrant Serving Organizations: Algorithmic Biases, Data and Ethics” at CSDH-SCHN 2024 in Montreal. Presented by Khemka.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-06-01 TRS4 2.1.3 CSDH-SCHN 2024 June, 2024: Zhang, Andy; Tunggal, Jess; Budac, Robert; Tchoh, Bennett Kuwan; Piper, Andrew; and Geoffrey Rockwell. Paper on “The Ethics of Citizen Science After ChatGPT” at CSDH-SCHN 2024 in Montreal. Presented by Zhang.TRS4 2.1.3 University of Alberta Conference 2024-06-01 TRS4 2.1.3 CSDH-SCHN 2024 June, 2024: Verdini, Paolo; Budac, Robert; Chartier, Ryan; and Geoffrey Rockwell. Paper on “Word Constellations: An Interactive Display of Distributed Semantics in the Gamergate Phenomenon” at CSDH-SCHN 2024 in Montreal. Presented by Rockwell.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2025-12-17 TRS4 4.2 DH 2023 July, 2023: Ortolja-Baird, Alexandra; Rockwell, Geoffrey; Nyhan, Julianne; Bradley, John; Ciula, Ariana; and Dauvit Broun. Panel on “On Making in the Digital Humanities: The scholarship of digital humanities development in honour of John Bradley” at DH 2023 in Graz, Austria.TRS4 4.2 University of Alberta Conference 2023-07-01 TRS4 4.2 Killam Roundtable October, 2025: Khemka was invited to a roundtable discussion with the Killam Trustees and some of the fellow Killam laureates at the University of Alberta to discuss her research.
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