Videos of Talks & Lectures

Videos of Scholarly Lectures

• “Public Art Offers DH a Chance to be Part of the Resistance” (description & slides) at Global Digital Humanities Symposium, Michigan State University, March 2023 – see video of talk
• “Revolution through Recovery: SJSU #bigger6 Digital Edition of The Bengal Annual for 1830.” on panel “Decolonializing Imperialism II: Using Digital Humanities Pedagogy to Recover Asian Voices in Missionary Correspondence and in Print” for Annual Conference, Association for Documentary Editing. July 2021 (virtual) – see video of panel
• “Making Digital Pedagogy Count with Open Scholarship” 5-min pre-recorded talk with Rebecca Frost Davis and Matthew K. Gold about open scholarship in Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities for Engaging Open Social Scholarship, an INKE- and CAPOS-hosted gathering, Dec 8, 2020
• “Beauty Bound as British Propaganda: The Bengal Annual for 1830,” guest lecture (Dec 9, 2020) accompanied by Virtual Exhibit (Omeka), Book Club of California, Dec 7, 2020 – Jan 25, 2021
• National Theatre @ Home hosted by The Hammer Theatre: “Jane Eyre” discussion (April 2020) + “Frankenstein” discussion (May 2020)
• Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities Virtual Workshop with Dr. Rebecca Frost Davis for Language Learning Tech Group, SJSU, April 22, 2020  – Video Available
• “Digital Pedagogy Workshop” for ECampus, SJSU, April 9, 2019 (video + slides)
• “The Rise of the Literary Annual, Powerful Femininity, and Beautiful Books,” Exhibit & Lecture at The Book Club of California, San Francisco, Feb 22, 2016 (Video Available)
• Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities interview for MLA Commons with all editors, Katherine D. Harris, Jentery Sayers, Rebecca Frost Davis, Matthew K. Gold, Nov 2015
• CSU Academic Senate Plenary: An Update on the First Months of the California Open Educational Resources Council, May 2014
• “Digitizing our Feminist Selves: Remediating the ‘Archive’ with Feminist Digital Interventions,” Oct 2012 (Video Available)
• “Original to Digital Surrogates: Using Rare Books in Student-Driven Digital Projects” co-presented with Danelle Moon (Director, Special Collections, King Library, SJSU), Rare Book & Manuscript Pre-Conference Panel, “Future of Discussion and Outreach,” June 2012.
• Co-Presenter with Jentery Sayers, NITLE Seminar on Digital Pedagogy (online), March 27, 2012.
• Invited Speaker, “Supple Vocabulary for Digital Scholarly Editions,” London Seminar in Digital and Textual Scholarship, King’s College, University of London, Feb 2012. (see video)
• Seminar Leader, “The Undergraduate Voice in the Digital Classroom,” ThatCampPedagogy, Vassar College, Oct 2011. [Article on event, Chronicle of Higher Education.]
• Webinar Roundtable Discussion: “Teaching Writing as an Information Act,” with Mark C. Marino (USC), Elizabeth Losh (UC San Diego), Dave Parry (UT Dallas), sponsored by Digital Media & Learning, February 28, 2011.

Videos of Teaching Lectures

My YouTube Channels: TechnoLiterature and Katherine D. Harris)

• Introduction to Gothic Literature
• Frankenstein (Part 1; Part 2; Part 3)
• Introduction to the Victorians
• Dickens Advertisements
• Introduction to Jane Eyre
• Empire & Nationalism in Jane Eyre
• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’s Bio-Technology
• Introduction to Modernism
• T.S. Eliot (Part 1; Part 2; Part 3)
• Blast, a Modernist magazine
• The Passion of New Eve (Part 1; Part 2)
• A Clockwork Orange (Part 1; Part 2a; Part 2b)