She teaches courses concerning the management of digital media, including one of the core courses for the University’s Public Digital Humanities Certificate. Mattock’s professional experience as a video-technician and background in filmmaking and photography have shaped her academic interest in the preservation of visual media and visual culture, analog and digital. Her current research extends from her dissertation Media Arts Centers as Alternative Archival Spaces: Investigating the Development of Archival Practices in Non-Profit Media Organizations, completed at the University of Pittsburgh last year.