15) Reflections
When I originally thought of a digital publishing course, I expected it would be like a small press publishing course, except we would collaboratively create […]
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13) A Refined Collection
To begin compiling my e-portfolio, I will combine all of my texts onto one website to create a single hub it can be accessed from. […]
12) The Endless Stream
While hypertext does not change the physical words on the page, it does impact the order in which they are read. This allows for an […]
11) Writers as Producers
In the current digital age, writer and producer roles are no longer separate. As John Gallagher says in “Writing for Algorithmic Audiences,” writers are now […]
My Transmedia Project Proposal
The base text will be a short story of mine that uses the frame of a present scene and, in between, explores the character’s backstory […]
10) Peg + Cat
One franchise that has recently (2013) started using transmedia techniques is PBS Kids. PBS Kids is one channel for children’s television programming, which has a […]
9) My Remix Project
For my remix, I created an interactive hypertext version of Molly McCully Brown’s collection of poems, The Virginia State Colony for Epileptics and Feebleminded, choosing bits of writing […]
7) Remix Ideas
1st idea: I will create an interactive, hyper-text version of Molly McCully Brown’s collection of poems, choosing bits of writing from the entire collection […]
6) Searchability Issues
I did my search on the concept of nature and darkness, and used google to search for Creative Commons images, videos, and audio tracks that […]
5) Mixing Or Plagiarism? Helene Hegemann’s Axolotl Roadkill
Helene Hegemann’s 2010 debut novel, Axolotl Roadkill, is about a troubled 16-year-old girl, Mifti, who has been living by herself in the grime and creative […]