ENG221.000 Spring 2017
I shared the intro segment that Daniel and Shemi recorded earlier today on the backchannel, but then I realized that I could upload it to Soundcloud and get the process kicked off to validate our feed in iTunes. Which means […]
Check out “Using Music: Jonathan Menjivar For This American Life” by Jonathan Menjivar: Generally, we don’t use music at This American Life to create a mood in a story or make things sound pretty. Instead, it’s there to help you make your […]
Mikhail Panko, a PhD student in computational neuroscience, has created a tool called Expresso to help authors analyze their own writing, find weak spots in their text, and improve as writers. You paste text that you have written into the […]
Some terms & phrases that you might consider as you think about analyzing the subjects of your podcast episodes from Jenkins: Convergence Culture Convergence of old media and new media Participatory Culture Collective Intelligence delivery systems vs. cultural systems medium […]
Here are what the letters mean, and the kinds of questions you can ask yourself to run the drill as you’re reading. Keep in mind that the APATSARC elements are connected–they often work together. A: Audience Who are the authors writing […]
For now at least, I’m going with the image above for our Soundcloud page. And I’ve uploaded the logo on that page too.
Due: Monday 2/13 As you read Jenkins and Creeber for class on Tuesday, I want you to take some sort of visual notes representing their definitions of new media. You can make your visual notes however you like — the […]
6 2/14 Henry Jenkins, “‘Worship at the Altar of Convergence’: A New Paradigm for Understanding Media Change” from Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide. We’ll also discuss the reading for week 5: Glen Creeber, “Theorizing New Media” from […]
Overview We agreed to be paired up with students from the State University of New York, Environmental Science and Forestry in a project designed for you to talk, listen to each other, and learn something about each other. Method Each […]
