Amanda Licastro Asst Prof Eng Stevenson U Commons username: @alicastro Twitter handle: amandalicastro digitocentrism.commons.gc.cuny.edu Following 7 members View ProfileActivitySites 11Following 7Followers 20Groups 29ForumsDocs Academic Interests Commons GroupsHC#DHmakesDHARTI2022Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium (DEFCon)MLA2015 MLA Convention2016 MLA Convention2022 MLA ConventionComputer Studies in Language and LiteratureConnected AcademicsDigital HumanitiesDLS AnthologyExecutive Committee MembersGS Drama and PerformanceHEP Community CollegesHEP Part-Time and Contingent Faculty IssuesHEP Teaching as a ProfessionLSL Second-Language Teaching and LearningMS SoundMS Visual CultureNominating CommitteeRCWS History and Theory of CompositionRCWS Writing PedagogiesTC Digital HumanitiesTC Popular CultureHASTACTeaching and Learning Recent Commons Activity joined the group #DHmakes started the topic MLA 2025 emerging technologies in the discussion TC Digital Humanities started the topic MLA 2025 emerging technologies in the discussion TC Digital Humanities joined the group TM Libraries and Research joined the group 2022 MLA Convention Commons SitesMLADigital Identity AboutAmanda Licastro is the Assistant Professor of Digital Rhetoric at Stevenson University in Maryland. Amanda’s dissertation “Excavating ePortfolios: Digging into a Decade of Student-Driven Data,” won the Calder Dissertation Prize in Digital Humanities in May 2016. Her work can be seen in Kairos, Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities: Concepts, Models, and Experiments, and Communication Design Quarterly. Amanda’s work on Virtual Reality was featured in The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore Magazine. Blog Posts KCWorksInstructional resourceMaking Space for Humanists in the Makerspace (2025-04-18)SyllabusMajor Author: Margaret Atwood (2019)Composition and Writing with Sources (2017)The Cyborg Apocalypse (2017)Journal articleThe Problem of Multimodality: What Data-Driven Research Can Tell Us About Online Writing Practices (2016)
