The Digital Arts Lab Showcase - our annual student competition
Go to the 2024 competition page
2022 Winners
Best Overall Undergraduate
Liberal Arts (UG)
'Rewiring Music' considers how the institutionalised racism that grew out of slavery impacted 1950s rock and roll music, and continues to influence music today.
Best Overall Runner Up
Beatrix StarkLink opens in a new window
English & Comparative Literary Studies (UG)
A podcast exploring how two objects from the National Museum of African American History and Culture influenced the construction of race during slavery.
Best Project
Christopher TangLink opens in a new window
SCAPVC Writing Programme (UG)
'Beloved Eurydice' explores the boundaries between language, music and poetic interpretation.
Best Project Runner Up
Elizabeth RyderLink opens in a new window
SCAPVC Writing Programme (UG)
'Warwick Gothic' is a Twine game in which the main character wanders the campus in the wee hours of the morning, fighting procrastination and attempting to complete their essay.
Best Reflection
Xaymaca AwoyungboLink opens in a new window
History (UG)
'University Challenge: Decolonising the Curriculum'. In response to media which highlighted the divisiveness of decolonising the curriculum, this documentary aims to show that people on both sides of the argument can find common ground, connect and take steps to decolonise the curriculum.
Best Reflection Runner Up
Riya JamtheLink opens in a new window
SMLC and Applied Linguistics (UG)
This research uses Praat, a software designed for analysing acoustic data, to investigate the difference in Voice-Onset-Timing (VOT) in Hindi and English in three speakers from different backgrounds.
Best Reflection Runner Up
Bruno HunnLink opens in a new window
History (UG)
In this podcast, Bruno interviews Cornelia Kögler, an expert on Eastern European history with a focus on Ukraine, about the representation of history in the official Russian narrative on the invasion of Ukraine.
Best Overall Postgraduate
Imogen KnoxLink opens in a new window
History (PGR)
'Choose your own adventure: an early modern woman's story' is an interactive exhibit made with Inklewriter. It allows participants to explore the potential consequences of some of the life choices that seventeenth century women had to make.
Best Overall Postgraduate Runner Up
Jaza YeLink opens in a new window
Centre for Media and Cultural Policy Studies (PGT)
'Remember Jaza' is an online memorial that explores memory, community and our attitudes to death.
What is it?
The Faculty of Arts is thrilled to promote digital learning and teaching innovation through the Digital Arts Lab. The DAL Student Competition enables you to submit your best academic work or personal artefacts created through or about digital tools. This may be an academic assessment which utilised a digital tool (for example a video, podcast or website), a personal endeavour that uses or showcases a digital tool, or a short piece of writing that comments on the digital world (both fiction and non-fiction welcome). Further guidelines here.
Find out about the annual Digital Arts Lab Showcase, see the 2022 winners and entries.
Check out the submissions for the 2021 Digital Arts Lab ShowcaseLink opens in a new window and find out who won.
See the 2020 Digital Arts Lab Showcase.Link opens in a new window
Learn about the Faculty of Arts Digital Pedagogy LibraryLink opens in a new window. The DPL aims to provide a database of digitally-engaged teaching activities currently in practice across the Faculty of Arts. Artefacts include activities for lecturing, seminar activities, assessment methods and ideas for supporting and enhancing leaning community, wellbeing and inclusion.
Explore Digital Assessment in the Faculty of ArtsLink opens in a new window. Access a range of information, resources and guidance for staff and students alike.
Explore our staff resources, guidance and best practice information on digital pedagogy, and find out about how you can contribute your expertise to our learning community.
Keep up to date with Digital Pedagogy Workshops and Events across the Faculty of Arts
