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Miranda Belarde-Lewis

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Publications by Miranda Belarde-Lewis (bibliography)

2011

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Belarde-Lewis, Miranda (2011): Sharing the private in public: indigenous cultural property and online media. In: Proceedings of the 2011 iConference 2011. pp. 16-24.

“Cultural Intellectual Property is a difficult concept to define and even harder to protect. This brief exploration raises issues relating to: the existing protections of CIPs; the history of appropriation of cultural materials; the current expectations of accessibility by the dominant society; the conflicting attitudes regarding the capturing and posting of cultural events in online forums; and the strategies employed by Native communities to safeguard against appropriation of their cultural events. Case examples highlight the complex nature of these issues and will be provided from the Zuni and Hopi pueblos, and the Northwest coastal groups, the Ahousaht, and the Makah.”

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Ostergren, Marilyn, Hemsley, Jeff, Belarde-Lewis, Miranda and Walker, Shawn (2011): A vision for information visualization in information science. In: Proceedings of the 2011 iConference 2011. pp. 531-537.

“This paper presents the case for Information Visualization (IV) to be a central, integrated component of study in Information Science. We summarize the current state of IV within iSchools, the market demand for IV skills, the intellectual contributions of IV to the field of Information Science and the potential intellectual contributions of Information Science to the field of IV. We conclude with three, non-exclusive scenarios for the inclusion of IV into the iSchool curriculum as first steps toward realizing this: integration throughout the curriculum, a core course, and a specialization tract.”

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