Brandeis University
Mediums and Messages (Comparative Literature 163A) This course explores how human beings and human bodies participate in expressive communication technology, digital or otherwise.
Introducing (New) Media (English 48A) This course offers a broad orientation to issues in the digital humanities.
Self.net (Humanities 125A / 6320) This course examines how network technologies of the current age can be seen as co-extensive with representations of identity in contemporary aesthetic works.
University of California, Santa Barbara
Comparative Literature 30C Major Works of European Literature from the Romantic to the contemporary period
Comparative Literature 146 “Robots,” an upper division course focusing on intersections between literature and technology
Writing 50 “Technology and Society,” Writing and the Research Process
English 10 “Data Made Flesh or Flesh Turned Code? Issues of Identity in the Digital Age,” Introduction to Literature and the Culture of Information
Writing 2 “Introduction to Academic Writing”
A complete summary of my teaching experience is available on my c.v.