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What it is and what it ain’t. Stephanie Strickland poses some ideas towards (and away from) an e-literature aesthetic(s). Or something like that. Born Digital by Stephanie Strickland Worth comparing with Manovich’s five principles of [...] For those you wondering about relationships and how to build them, The Palo Alto Research Center has recently build software for tracking changes to Wikipedia pages called WikiDashboard, an incredibly useful service for researchers. This, for example, is the search result for hypertext, which we were lamenting a few weeks ago. The page has [...] An interesting discussion began today in New Media Perspectives following our introduction to Barthes‘ ideas regarding the readerly and writerly. This overview shifted to a discussion of hypertext with a reading of Richard Pryll’s Lies (a work from 1994 that still stands as a great introduction to the idea of hypertext.) This was followed by a more [...] I’ve updated the links to the interactive fiction projects. They are now at: http://newmedia.hpiweb.com/play/ Make sure you update your links to your IF projects as the old ones will no [...] Jessica Sanner finds Rob Bryanton. His book website, put together in flash, is a good example of hypermedia concepts we’ll be exploring in New [...] We’ve set up our new YouTube account! Check [...] The 1st drafts of the IF projects are available to play online. Check some of them out and blog about [...] We are starting our next project in digital storytelling today. Here are links to tutorials for the software you might be using: Windows Movie Maker (comes free on all Windows machines). Another free download you might want to try is Photo Story 3 for Windows. On the Macbooks, there is iMovie 08. Lastly here is a site with links to all [...] From the Knight News Challenge If you have a great idea that will improve local online news, deepen community engagement, bring Web 2.0 tools to local neighborhoods, develop publishing platforms and standards to support local conversations or [...] Here is the Interactive Fiction Project Assignment and requirements for this semester:
Dan Kimerling of TechCrunch has some interesting and arguable ideas on the relationship between Microsoft and future power users. He writes Another example of Microsoft’s inability to understand younger users, comes in what I can only call their software design philosophy, which I can summarize as “Throw in More Features”. Yet, that seems antithetical to those [...] David Andrade has a wonderful post on Vannevar Bush: Mashable brings us news of Wikia Green that hopes to build In light of our intro discussion of the memex, how might this be another example of knowledge collection and search? Here’s from the identity page: |
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