Tegan (she/her) is a PhD Research Fellow in digital culture at the Department of Linguistic, Literary and Aesthetic Studies. Associated with the Center for Digital Narrative, her research is focused on digital literature and, more specifically, the ways the Internet and the World Wide Web have influenced vernacular (or folk) storytelling practices. 

She is also part of the editorial team for electronic book review, one of the Web's oldest open access journals.

DIKULT104: Computing Technology: History, Theory and Practice

DIKULT105: Web Design 1

DIKULT205: Web Design 2.0

Academic article

• Rossi, Giulia Carla; Cooke, Ian; Clark, Lynda et al. (2024). User-centred collecting for emerging formats. (external link)
• Pyke, Tegan; Rossi, Giulia Carla; Wisdom, Stella et al. (2022). The New Media Writing Prize Special Collection. (external link)

Museum exhibition

• Pyke, Tegan; Johnston, David Jhave; Rettberg, Scott Robert et al. (2023). Introducing the Center for Digital Narrative. (external link)

Book review

• Pyke, Tegan (2023). The New Media Writing Prize 2022 Winners: "Anonymous Animal", "Future is Uncertain, Memory is Real", and "Penrose Station". (external link)

Poster

• Pyke, Tegan; Rossi, Giulia Carla (2022). Quality Assurance for Born-Digital Interactive Narratives: The New Media Writing Prize Collection as a case study. (external link)

Report

• Pyke, Tegan (2021). Quality Assurance in the New Media Writing Prize Collection. (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.