We examine algorithmic narrativity, the complex interplay between human storytellers and computational systems — from social media algorithms to generative AI — that increasingly define contemporary life. We are dedicated to establishing digital narrative as an independent, interdisciplinary field that moves beyond traditional digital humanities. By merging theoretical inquiry with creative practice, the CDN serves as an international hub for humanities-led research that explores how these digital stories reshape our culture, society, and identity.
In each episode, Scott Rettberg is joined by a researcher from the center or other academics in the field for an interesting discussion of their expertise.
A community-built terminology base for the digital narrative field, hosted by the Center.
A curated collection of digital-narrative works hosted by the Center.
The Consortium on Electronic Literature — an international network indexing works and scholarship in electronic literature. It is a peer-reviewed collection of Wikidata items. We also offer to host a Wikibase environment for working groups who would like to create a database but do not have the support for the technical structure.
Electronic Literature as a Model of Creativity and Innovation in Practice — an extensive bibliographic knowledge base of electronic literature, originated at the University of Bergen.
Call communications advisor Andreas Hadsel Opsvik +47 55 58 69 13, send e-mails to adm.cdn@uib.no, or see the CDN staff list for individual contact to CDN employees.
Langes gate 1-3, 5007 Bergen. Entrance through the glass house from the Haakon Sheteligsplass side.