Presentation of the kit > IfEE, HU Berlin
On 16 December we presented the kit to our colleagues at the Winter Seminar of the HU Berlin's Institute for European Ethnology
On 16 December we presented the kit to our colleagues at the Winter Seminar of the HU Berlin's Institute for European Ethnology
Andrew Gilbert and Carla J. Maier held a public presentation and discussion of the Kit for Evaluating Multimodal Works last week at the Living Knowledge Seminar Series (MPIWG, Berlin)
Today we're celebrating: Our Kit for Evaluating Multimodal Works in Anthropology and Beyond is finally out!
Audio-documentation of our third and last workshop, where we invited a small group of editors, publishers, professors in degree-granting programs and members of academic societies – people who play gatekeeping roles to discuss the elements of our toolkit after testing it on selected multimodal works
Audio-documentation of our second workshop, where we invited a small group of scholars at different stages in their career, who work multimodally in the form of games, podcasts, sound installation, walking, exhibits, film, and fiction.
In our third and last workshop we will (1) present in full the elements of our toolkit for the e/valuation of multimodal projects, and (2) submit them to a collective test, accompanied by colleagues having prominent roles in journals and book series editors, anthropological associations, multimodal anthropology networks and degree-awarding institutions.
In our second workshop, we meet with multimodal practitioners at different stages of their career, to discuss challenges and conundrums of multimodal evaluative practices.