Reflection
The readings and discussions on topics such as rhetoric, audience, multimedia, and transmedia were beneficial in introducing theory to be implemented in our projects. However, […]
Articles by Emily Hopf
Applications, Interviews, and E-Portfolios, Oh My!
My original perception of e-portfolios most aligned with Steve Watkins’s: “‘an intricately related set of documents, with multilayered, multiaudienced ‘reflective introductions” targeted to different audiences” […]
Branding My Hamster (Not Literally)
I have a dwarf hamster (keep this low-low, my RA doesn’t know) named Wilbur. He is a cute small fur ball. His life is 90% […]
Nancy Drew: A Transmedia Franchise
Like Hannah, the first franchise that came to mind while I read Jenkins “Searching for the Origami Unicorn,” was one from my childhood. Nancy Drew […]
Trump Headlines Remix Project (US)
For my remix project, I created an interactive map of the United States with headlines about Donald Trump during his 2016 Presidential Election campaign (specifically, […]
8: Spreadability (not just for peanut butter!)
Circulation carries multiple meanings within the publishing industry. In my Small Press Publishing & Editing course last semester, I was taught that circulation refers to […]
7: Remix Brainstorm
I am working with Kay and Mitch to create a website that features our individual remixes of newspaper headlines on Trump’s presidential campaign. Idea 1: […]
5: Remix in Art
Dustin Edwards argues that remixes should be “distinctive in purpose, delivery, design and style” (42). I noticed that the posts published so far on this […]