I help teach a university course on creative media, partly based on the work of Henry Jenkins and his principles of transmedia. We encourage students to use social media sites in strange, unconventional ways to tell a transmedia story or build a compelling transmedia experience. I'll be directing our students to this article, as your ideas align perfectly with what we're asking them to do for the assignment associated with the module. Thanks!
alas it's only a penn class at the moment. i've taught versions of it in the past virtually through index, and i'm now teaching a different (gift interfaces) class virtually at school for poetic computation. so entirely possible in the future there will be a virtual version once again!
This post and its links feels how I felt when I used StumpleUpon back in the 2000s. A sense of adventure and humanity the old internet had and I didn't know was what I've been missing in my online life lately. I'm tired of navigating the interet through the lense of corps. Is there a way to check the syllabus for your course? Is that something you can ask or not?
I help teach a university course on creative media, partly based on the work of Henry Jenkins and his principles of transmedia. We encourage students to use social media sites in strange, unconventional ways to tell a transmedia story or build a compelling transmedia experience. I'll be directing our students to this article, as your ideas align perfectly with what we're asking them to do for the assignment associated with the module. Thanks!
would love to hear what they make with it!
this has my mind turning...
I'm interested in that class you teach... Do I need to be a Penn student to take it? Do you offer an online version?
alas it's only a penn class at the moment. i've taught versions of it in the past virtually through index, and i'm now teaching a different (gift interfaces) class virtually at school for poetic computation. so entirely possible in the future there will be a virtual version once again!
Sounds good! I haven't taken any classes at the school for poetic computation or index but they both seem great. I'm currently eyeing Intro to Coding for Designers (https://www.index-space.org/products/intro-to-coding-for-designers-async)
i’ve taught at index as well! they’re great people
Featured this in today's roundup 🙏 https://allisonstadd.substack.com/p/100-day-project-zebra-desk-decor-one-liner
Very well structured!
This post and its links feels how I felt when I used StumpleUpon back in the 2000s. A sense of adventure and humanity the old internet had and I didn't know was what I've been missing in my online life lately. I'm tired of navigating the interet through the lense of corps. Is there a way to check the syllabus for your course? Is that something you can ask or not?