PhD student, info sci at UIUC. Research in DH–NLP, AI, cultural analytics. Python enthusiast. Interested in place studies, US lit, creative writing, writing studies: https://matthewkollmer.com
I also own a rare book firm: https://eveninglandbooks.com
Matthew Kollmer
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The Poisonwood Bible. Signed by Barbara Kingsolver. First Edition, First Printing. HarperFlamingo. New York, 1998.
SOLD
The Life of George Washington. By John Marshall. First Editions, First Printings. With Original Atlas. C.P. Wayne. Philadelphia, 1804-1807.
SOLD
So many lifelong educators who don’t adhere to any coherent pedagogical theories or paradigms. How? Why?
One of my favorite lies I like to tell my wife is that I know lots of bird species. She grew up in urban spaces and never learned about the birds, so when I tell her, "Oh, yes, that's a red-breasted chutney," or, "wow! that's a spotted babbling tit!" she believes me, every time.
here it is! new fave thing in shop
PS—I like backward design and process theory. Get with it!
Chicago is such a cool city omg
I’m teaching an introductory Python for DH course at UC Berkeley right now. Despite all the chaos from LLMs in academia, I’ve got to say, they are making intro DH programming courses very very fun and exciting at the moment
Exciting data analytics position at the Seattle Public Library!
The position mentions "developing reproducible analysis, reporting tools, dashboards, data workflows, and policy/process recommendations."
$108k-132k annually
www.governmentjobs.com/careers/seat...
