作者：Joel Burges, University of Rochester
Solvegia Armoskaite, University of Rochester
Tiamat Fox, University of Rochester
Darren Mueller, University of Rochester
Joshua Romphf, University of Rochester
Emily Sherwood, University of Rochester
Madeline Ullrich, University of Rochester
转载来源：Digital Humanities Quarterly, 2021, Volume 15 Number 1，http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/15/1/000507/000507.html
本文描述了mediation，一个由罗彻斯特大学开发的视听媒体注释工具。本文认为，该平台是理解电影、电视、诗歌、流行歌曲、现场表演、音乐和广告的一个来源，如电影和媒体研究、音乐史和语言学的三个案例研究所示。在每一种情况下，学生之间的合作不仅是关键，而且还使mediation成为可能，它允许学生分组工作，生成大量有关视听媒体的数据。此外，数据生成过程产生了视觉和声音相互作用的定量和定性观察。对教授这些课程的教师来说，这些课程的一个主要成果是视听的概念:物理上和文化上相互渗透的视听体验和视听记录模式，在这种模式中，听觉和视觉对我们所有人来说都是感官和社会主体。在整篇文章中，我们描绘了视听是如何从数字注释中为学生和我们自己而出现的。
作者简介：
Joel Burges
Joel Burges is Associate Professor of English, Film & Media Studies, and Digital Media Studies, Director of the Graduate Program in Visual & Cultural Studies, and the Principal Investigator of Mediate at the University of Rochester. At work on a book about the figure of the television writer from Carl Reiner to Issa Rae, he is author of Out of Sync & Out of Work: History and the Obsolescence of Labor in Contemporary Culture (Rutgers, 2018) and co-editor of Time: A Vocabulary of the Present (NYU Press, 2016) with Amy J. Elias. More recently, he has co-edited and contributed to special issues of Post45 (“Stranger Things and Nostalgia Now”) and InVisible Culture (“Black Studies Now and the Currency of Hazel Carby”).
Solvegia Armoskaite
Solvegia Armoskaite is a linguist who enjoys interdisciplinary collaborations on anything to do with language. Her current research focuses on emotion in language. The need to use digital means to capture emotional nuance drew her to this project.
Tiamat Fox
Tiamat Fox holds a bachelors in Psychology and Language, Media, & Communication, and a Minor in Business from the University of Rochester. While at University of Rochester, she worked as a research assistant for the Digital Scholarship Lab.
Darren Mueller
Darren Mueller is assistant professor of musicology at the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester. With a focus in jazz studies, he researches how technologies of sound alter musical performance and the construction of racial ideologies in the United States. He is also the co-editor of Digital Sound Studies (Duke University Press, 2018).
Joshua Romphf
Joshua Romphf is the programmer for the Digital Scholarship Lab at University of Rochester’s River Campus Libraries and the lead developer of Mediate. Originally from London, Ontario, he holds an MA in Film and Media Preservation from George Eastman Museum and The University of Rochester.
Emily Sherwood
Emily Sherwood is the Director of the Digital Scholarship Lab at University of Rochester’s River Campus Libraries. She is an alum of the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) Postdoctoral Fellowship Program and holds a Ph.D. in English from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Madeline Ullrich
Madeline Ullrich is a PhD student in the Graduate Program in Visual and Cultural Studies at the University of Rochester and an Andrew W. Mellon Digital Humanities Fellow. Her current research focuses on the study of television aesthetics and narrative, with an emphasis in feminist and queer theory.