Hi, I'm Lidia Morris, a PhD student in Information Science at the University of Washington.

Strong research professional pursuing a PhD from the University of Washington, focusing on Digital Archiving, Video Games, User Behavior and Design, and Educational Technology & Games. Received a Master's degree from UNC-Chapel Hill in Information Science, 2021. Member of the 2020 University of Michigan Research Experience for Master's Students fellowship cohort. Past Google CS Research Mentorship Program Mentee.

Selected work

Extended Abstract: On the Preservation of the Experience of Play in an MMORPG Environment: Livestreams and the Game Preservation Conundrum (pending) DiGRA 2023

Digital Archiving Guest Lecture for INFO 200: Intellectual Foundations of Informatics, a course I also TA'd

Schmalz, M., Snyder, K., Morris, L., Cherrington, C., Disher, T. & Lee, J. H. (2022). Evaluating a Taxonomy for Video Game Development Artifacts: Archival Taxonomies in Highly Innovative Domains. 18th International Conference on Digital Preservation. Glasgow, Scotland.

Featured in an article in the UW alumni magazine discussing my work with GAMER Group and the Center for the Informed Public on the Loki's Loop Misinformation Escape Room

Get in touch at ljmorris@uw.edu