
JOE ANTONIOLI
Senior Curricular Innovation Strategist
Pronouns: He/him
Areas of Expertise: Extended Realities (Virtual, Augmented, Mixed, others); Intra-media and Inter-media; Audio and Voice Technologies,;Distance Communication/Collaboration; Interdisciplinary Studies; Technology Evaluation; Instantiating, Transitioning, and Decommissioning Services; Digital Equity
Recent Projects:
Events
DLINQ Interns. TechKitchen: Exploring and Making with Digital Tools and Equipment. 2022.
Antonioli, Joe, Jonathan Kemp, and Heather Stafford. Big Data: Canvassing Canvas Cryptoparty. April and June, 2021.
DLINQ and Library. De-FAANGing Facebook Cryptoparty. 2020.
Publications:
“Voice Matters: Building Resonance In Education Using Stories About Identity And Belonging” (2019). Graduate College Dissertations and Theses. 1047.
Recordings:
Root7. Grooved Pavement. 2019
Root7. “Blown Away” (2017).
Root7. Exit 1. 2017.
About Joe: I think critically about the implementation of technology for academic work so that I can help others understand their relationship with technology, while encouraging them to discover and develop their own authentic voice. I devote a good portion of my personal time to participating in and developing the a cappella community, and take the opportunity to disconnect from digital tech while lending an extra set of hands to my family’s farm market and orchard.
Campus: Middlebury College, Vermont
Office Location: Davis Family Library 214