15. Course Reflection
When I signed up for this course, my expectations were quite broad. I’m not generally one to focusing on expectations, but there were definitely subconscious […]
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13. e-Portfolio
Pulling right up from last week’s posts on hypertext, we can easily transition into discussing our e-portfolios, because, as Kathleen Yancey says in her essay […]
12. Hypertext
One of the greatest strengths of digital publishing is the way that text can be shared an woven together. Collaboration is much more common in […]
11. Writing for the Algorithmic Audience
Is it more important to consider the personal audience (those who consume), or the algorithmic audience when publishing digitally? How is each audience important in […]
My Transmedia Storytelling Pitch
A couple years ago, I made an Instagram for my dog, Pebbles: @pebbstagram. It has since carried on, now focusing on my new puppies, Pepper […]
10: Avatar: The Last Airbender and Transmedia Storytelling
While I was reading Jenkins’s essay “Searching for the Origami Unicorn”, one of my favorite franchises came to mind: the Avatar: The Last Airbender series, also known […]
9: My Remix
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kVWmRjd4T6Y8jnqVFjAdWvYecYiFOajt/view?usp=sharing My remix is a video that includes several clips from BBC’s programs, layered under clipped and rearranged commentary and sound effects from the Rio […]
8: Circulation of Slam Poetry and The Language Barrier
I’ve always thought that hearing an author read their writing out loud is the best way to understand the work. That’s why slam poetry has […]
6: Crabs on Creative Commons
Creative Commons greatly confused me at first. The only result I could find at first was images. I searches the word “crabs” and got 26 […]
7: Ok-est 3 Ideas
My first idea, and probably the most doable, involves mixing audio and visual content. The recent winter Olympic games reminded me of just how funny […]