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Dave Millard

I am a Senior Lecturer of Computer Science (Associate Professor) here at the University of Southampton. I work within the Learning Societies Lab (LSL) and I am also the Senior Admissions Tutor for Computer Science.

I have been involved in Hypertext and Web research for over twelve years, firstly in the area of Open, Adaptive and Contextual hypermedia and more recently in the areas of Web 2.0, Semantic Web, Knowledge and Narrative interfaces, and the emerging discipline of Web Science, particularly the impact of Web Literacy on education and learning. I am interested in the ways that people use information systems in-the-wild, and how we can use emergent social, organisational and semantic structures to help them make sense of their world.

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Feel free to email me at dem@ecs.soton.ac.uk if you have any comments or have an interest in any of my work.

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School of Electronics &Computer Science,
University of Southampton,
Highfield,
Southampton,
SO17 1BJ

Camelot: A Charmless Making

Posted by David Millard on Jun 19, 2011

There is something wrong about Camelot, the new TV telling of the Arthurian Legend.  It could be the stilted acting, it might be the anachronistic language of the script, perhaps it is the fact that Eva Green always makes me feel a little ill (I swear that woman has a touch of the fey about her), or horror or horrors could it be that the whole Arthurian Legend is now a bit tired? After all, we've...

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