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  <h1>Emily Brooks</h1>
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    <p><strong>Emily F. Brooks</strong> is an assistant professor of digital culture and design at Coastal Carolina University. She received her PhD in English and graduate certificate in digital humanities from the University of Florida in August 2020. She is a "makeademic" and loves to tinker with technology. Her research focuses on digitizing nontraditional books including touch-and-feel books, interactive and movable books, and treasure bindings. She uses emerging technologies like photogrammetry, 3D scanning, and more to create virtual replicas of movable books. Her work in progress on digitizing movable books was featured in the fall 2016 issue of The American Scholar. She has presented on her work at DHSI, HASTAC, MLA, and SHARP. She has been recognized as both a HASTAC and NEH Summer Scholar, and was an invited guest speaker at the 2018 Movable Book Society Conference. She has also served as both the emerging technologies intern at the Marston Science Library and toy and movable books intern at the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature. She has been leading Arduino workshops since Spring 2015, has co-authored the UF Library Guide to Arduinos, and has created Arduino video tutorials for Marston Science Library's YouTube channel. She particularly enjoys teaching book and media history, visual rhetoric and multimodal composition, and digital humanities.</p>
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    <p>Move your mouse to hover below the title and find a secret message.</p>
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    <p onclick="window.alert('&#128010; Go Gators!');">Blue/Orange</p>
    <p onclick="window.alert('Where those of wit and learning will always find their kind- Ravenclaw');">Blue/Bronze</p>
    <p onclick="window.alert('Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Faculty')">Teal/Bronze</p>
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