Thinkering in 3D: Towards a Digital Experimental Media Archaeology
Thinkering in 3D: Towards a Digital Experimental Media Archaeology
This presentation explores a digital experimental media archaeology. Drawing on the framework of “experimental media archaeology” as a hands-on approach to media historical research and teaching, it asks how the practices of making 3D models and 3D scholarly editions of media historical objects can facilitate learning processes about past media technologies and their histories of use. The presentation reflects on the outcomes of a visiting research fellowship conducted at The Plant – The Playground and Laboratory for New Technologies – in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS) at Maastricht University in 2026.
- Open University in the Netherlands Netherlands
3D digitisation, digital collections, 3D scholarly editions, thinkering, experimental media archaeology, digital storytelling, 3D modelling, 3D
3D digitisation, digital collections, 3D scholarly editions, thinkering, experimental media archaeology, digital storytelling, 3D modelling, 3D
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