15: Final Blog Post
For this course, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. I had an idea of some of the elements that would be involved—for example, website […]
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13: e-Portfolio
Like Taj, I find myself a little concerned about my e-portfolio because I didn’t think much about how my projects in class complimented each other […]
Hypertext!
Hello! I side with the belief that hypertext is an incredibly useful digital text-making tool. As Vandendorpe put it, because it can “link seamlessly billions […]
Hypertext – Wikipedia and More
I first heard of hypertext in the context of Wikipedia as a hypertext—it took me a while to understand the web itself as hypertext, which […]
SCP (Secure Contain Protect) Transmedia Storytelling
I think it’s safe to say that I have truly never thought about transmedia storytelling before in my life, and definitely have not looked at […]
8: Spreadability of Museums and Archives?
Today’s reading focused on the term “spreadability”. According to the authors, “spreadability” refers to any set of “technological resources” that make it easier for us […]
8: The Circulation, Delivery, and Spreadability of Journalism
Circulation, according to Henry Jenkins, Joshua Green, and Sam Ford in “Why Media Spreads,” refers to the idea that “top-down and bottom-up forces determine how […]
Two Pitches, One Project
My number one most okayest idea is to create a website or digital text of some sort that looks at different interpretations around the world […]
6: Creative Commons
I’ve had people recommend using Creative Commons to get pictures for different assignments before, but I’ve never actually used it until now. In the past […]
6: Old Art
I tried a number of search terms before finally settling on “impressionism” for today’s blog post. Since things that have an expired copyright are easy […]