Ayse Gursoy

Ayse Gursoy

Assistant Professor of Instruction


Biography

Ayse is a Boyvey postdoctoral teaching fellow in the School of Information. Her research interests include digital archives, game studies, and game preservation. She is particularly interested in inclusive and playful approaches to pedagogy.

Degrees

A.B. in English, 2011, Princeton University
S.M. in Comparative Media Studies, 2013, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ph.D. in Information Studies, 2022, the University of Texas at Austin

Areas Of Specialization

Digital Archives
Digital Preservation
Digital Games

Recent Courses

YearSemesterCourse NumberCourseSyllabusNotes
2025Spring TermINF 389GIntroduction to Electronic and Digital Records
2025Spring TermI 379CCapstone
2025Spring TermI 310CIntroduction to Cultural Heritage Informatics
2024Fall TermINF 385TSpecial Topics in Information Science: Games in Libraries, Archives, and Museums Games in Libraries, Archives, and Museums
2024Fall TermI 310CIntroduction to Cultural Heritage Informatics
2024Fall TermI 302Academic Success in the Digital University
2024Spring TermINF 389GIntroduction to Electronic and Digital Records
2024Spring TermI 310CIntroduction to Cultural Heritage Informatics
2023Fall TermINF 385TSpecial Topics in Information Science: Games in Libraries, Archives, and Museums Games in Libraries, Archives, and Museums
2023Fall TermI 310CIntroduction to Cultural Heritage Informatics
2023Fall TermI 302Academic Success in the Digital University
2023Spring TermINF 389GIntroduction to Electronic and Digital Records
2023Spring TermI 310CIntroduction to Cultural Heritage Informatics
2022Fall TermINF 385TSpecial Topics in Information Science: Games in Libraries, Archives, and Museums Games in Libraries, Archives, and Museums
2022Fall TermI 302Academic Success in the Digital University
2022Spring TermI 303Ethical Foundations for Informatics
2019Fall TermINF 350GInformation in Society Introduction to Game Studies
2019Spring TermINF 335CInformation in Cyberspace