Rate My Professor Maureen Engel

Engel has produced a range of scholarly publications, creative works, and conference presentations that explore the intersections of digital technologies and cultural narratives. Key publications include the book chapter 'Deep mapping: space, place, and narrative as urban interface' (2018) in The Routledge Companion to Media Studies and Digital Humanities, the journal article 'Perverting play: theorizing a queer game mechanic' (2017) in Television & New Media, 'The space of simultaneity' (2016) in English Studies in Canada, and 'Burying dead projects: depositing the globalization compendium' (2014) in Digital Humanities Quarterly. She is the author of the locative media game Go Queer (2018), a ludic experience of queer history available on Google Play Store and iOS app store. Recent conference contributions include 'AI Bias and Communities of Practice: The Case of MidJourney' and collaborative works such as 'Critical Experiments with Computational Creativity' and 'How do you make a magical object? Co-creation in Multibrush VR' at HASTAC 2023, as well as 'Queering the digital: spatial orientations, temporal imaginaries, and communal aspirations' forthcoming at ISEA 2025. Engel is an affiliate of the Centre for Digital Cultures & Societies at the University of Queensland.