About the research group
The Electronic Literature Research Group at UiB is just starting up in 2011, and is focused specifically on e-lit, digital art, and other digital media aesthetic-related research. We collaborate with (and originated in) the Digital Culture Research Group.
We hope that this group will extend beyond our colleagues in the program at UiB and include researchers and writers interested in these topics from elsewhere, in other UiB departments, at other institutions in Bergen (and the world). Please contact Scott Rettberg (research group leader) if you are interested in participating in the group or simply would like to drop by or find out more.
ELMCIP
The ELMCIP project is led from our group. Read more about ELMCIP at our project website.
The Electronic Literature research group studies literary works created for digital media. This photo is from a research retreat in November 2011 where we wrote grant applications and discussed each others' work-in-progress. From left to right: Patricia Tomaszek, Jill Walker Rettberg, Eric Dean Rasmussen, Scott Rettberg and Davin Heckman.
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Can we find standards for describing electronic literature?
The Electronic Literature Research Group is hosting an international workshop on Databases and Bibliographic Standards for Electronic Literature.
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Kinetic poetry and hypertext novels at the library
The first public event of the newly founded research group for electronic literature at LLE led to both theoretical discussions and enjoyment.
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HERA funds UiB-led project on Creativity in Electronic Literature
UiB's Scott Rettberg is to lead a major European project exploring the emerging field of electronic literature as a networked, creative community.
