2026

• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Tegan Pyke; Zahra Rizvi (2026). Post-Digital Creativity in Underacknowledged Communities. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2026). Physical Bodies in Virtual Spaces. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Ella Maria Holi; Sérgio Galvão Roxo (2026). Episode 46: "The Wrong Body; Diverse Bodies and Digital Narratives" Live Panel with Hannah Ackermans, Ella Holi and Sérgio Galvão Roxo. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Ella Maria Holi; Sérgio Galvão Roxo (2026). The Wrong Body: Diverse Bodies in Digital Narratives. (ekstern lenke)

2025

• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2025). Showcase of the Consortium on Electronic Literature. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2025). Open Access is just the Beginning: Multimodal Data Representations for Disability-Inclusive Datasets. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2025). From Disability Dongles to CripTech: The Postgrowth Imperative for Building Truly Accessible Technology. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2025). Consortium On Electronic Literature (CELL) [poster presentation]. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2025). Let’s Build a City: Introducing the Living Glossary of Digital Narrative. (ekstern lenke)

2019

• Hannah Ackermans (2019). Nodes Without Edges: Peripheries of the Database. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2019). Narrating the Sociality of the Database: A Digital Hermeneutic Reading of The Atlas Group Archive and haikU. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2019). How to Review a Database. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2019). Electronic Literature in the Database and the Database in Electronic Literature. (ekstern lenke)

2024

• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Richard Snyder; Deena Larsen et al. (2024). LAUNCH: Accessible Bits 1.0. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2024). The Embodied Reading Experience: A Call for Creative Digital Accessibility. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Astrid Ensslin; Richard Snyder (2024). Co-authoring Accessible Bits. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Lai-Tze Fan; Tatum Weicker-O’Connor et al. (2024). Collaborative Keynote: Crossing Commercial Barriers. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans; Tegan Rhiannon Pyke; Joseph Paul Tabbi et al. (2024). (Un)Linked Open Data: Documenting E-lit in Wikidata. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2024). Let’s Build a City: The Glossary Project as Essential Work. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2024). [review] Pathfinders: Documenting the Experience of Early Digital Literature. (ekstern lenke)

2020

• Hannah Ackermans (2020). How an Academic Companion Website Makes Media-Specific Arguments. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2020). Appealing to Your Better Judgement: A Call for Database Criticism. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2020). Born-Digital Publications: Public Databases, Hypertext Journals, and Companion Websites as Digital Humanities Tools. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2020). A Stretch of the Imagination: Transforming Writing Under Constraint into an Inclusive Practice. (ekstern lenke)

2016

• Hannah Ackermans (2016). "Flows Dream / Shapes Hold": Tijdsgebondenheid, Overwriting, en Remixen in Generatieve Dichtkunst. (ekstern lenke)

2015

• Hannah Ackermans (2015). The Imprisoned Text: An Analysis of the Performativity of the Preservational Acts of Archives. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Ackermans (2015). From Letters to Vlog Entries: Truthfulness as a Literary Trope in Fictional Life Writing. (ekstern lenke)

2023

• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2023). Wat maakt elektronische literatuur (niet) toegankelijk?. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2023). Digital Accessibility Aesthetics: Accessibility Features as Literary Devices. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2023). “This Feature has been Disabled: Friction in Digital Accessibility” and “This Feature has been Disabled: Towards Digital Accessibility” (two-part contribution). (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2023). Unfolding Community in Electronic Literature. (ekstern lenke)

2021

• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2021). Follow the Pathfinders: a Case Study Approach to Production, Use, and Readership on Scalar. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2021). Classroom Netprov: A Walkthrough of Electronic Literature Support Group for Teachers. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2021). [book review] Bodies of Information: Intersectional Feminism and Digital Humanities. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2021). Better with the Sound On; or, The Singularity of Reading and Writing Under Constraint. (ekstern lenke)
• Hannah Maria Leontine Ackermans (2021). Genre-bending on an Academic Platform: Three Creative Works on Scalar. (ekstern lenke)

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Hannah Ackermans is the current project coordinator of the Consortium on Electronic Literature (CELL). CELL is a cross-database collaboration in the field of electronic literature. Currently, CELL is hosted and led by the Center for Digital Narrative (CDN) at the University of Bergen, Norway, in collaboration with all member databases.

The centerpiece of CELL is The Index, which gives access to an expansive collection of records across electronic literature databases through one Wikibase. It is a peer-reviewed collection of Wikidata items. The Index makes the data of individual databases more available to the electronic literature community and the public. This in turn gives the individual databases a larger readership.

In addition to the Index, CELL also encourages further collaboration among electronic literature scholars. CELL has a quarterly newsletter to which all members can contribute to share their events, achievements and requests with the wider community. CELL organizes events and roundtalbes to communicate with its members and prospective members about current projects and future strategy. 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.

Hannah Ackermans is the currect coordinator of the Living Glossary of Digital Narrative (LGDN), an online terminology base for disciplines related to the crafting and study of digital narrative. The LGDN is a growing resource, with new entries being published on a regular basis. As such, it adapts to and reflects evolving terminology use across multiple fields. The LGDN collects multiple meanings of a singular term in one entry, providing a cohesive overview of how a term is employed across different disciplines. This shared vocabulary will aid in the building of a unified community, allowing for productive discussion both within and across disciplines.