Twitter for education presentation as google doc. Twenty-Two Interesting Ways* to use Twitter in the Classroom
Throught twitter I came across Trebor’s lecture on social media which got me thinking about lots of things as I browsed through the slides.
Trebor’s blip video lecture – Embedding Social Media in the Liberal Arts Classroom
Trebor on slideshare
Notes as I browsed the slides (generally in the order as they where presented)
micro-blogging
A Twitter poetry [...]
Monday, November 24, 2008
Nate just sent me Lev’s latest book Software Takes Command which you can downoad as pdf or doc. It is licensed under CC and the book takes on some of the characteristics of software (from the opening page):
One of the advantages of online distribution which I can control is that I don’t have to permanently [...]
My one-minute rant for the Open Spectrum Quality/Control symposium held at the Melbourne State Library today. I lined up with 10 others and raced the clock to open the event. Documentation was done using a live blogging tool Cover it Live.
There is no content on the web!
on the web, content is a king (stripped naked)
content [...]
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
I got this via an article SOCIAL NETWORKING IS NOT WORKING, Txt: Clemente Pestelli / Eng: Chiara Resmini in digimag.
antisocial notworking is a repository of projects that explore the pseudo-agency of online social platforms. It takes a number of recent software projects as its inspiration to reflect upon the fashion for ‘participation’ with the [...]
Sunday, September 14, 2008
YouTube – An anthropological introduction to YouTube
After Web 2.0, Michael Wesch Takes On YouTube
(tags: YouTube, edav, teaching)
I got this link from Geert’s critique of this video, ‘Michael Wesch Takes On YouTube’ on the video vortex list and in that critique he mentioned the book reference: James Elkens, Visual Studies: A Skeptical Introduction.
Friday, September 12, 2008
In fact part of what find interesting about the relationship the POOl is setting up with ABC prosumers is the way through specific call outs that people submitting content can get feedback on their work from experienced media producers. … I think the idea of there being a best work in a user-generated environment dissolves to a large degree, with the focus shifting to what is relevant for the user and what they are interested in specifically.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Aspen Movie Map – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An early (1978) visual hypermedia mapping project of a city publihsed on laserdisc
(tags: mapping interactive hypermedia research)
X|Media|Lab – Tech – adikted.tv (beta)
Adikted publish the xml keynotes from the videodefunct melbourne DIY TV lab
(tags: videodefunct internettv)
Scott's Bio | Scott Sigler: Bestselling Horror Author and Failed Pimp
Innovative, free online publishing [...]
http://www.sevensixfive.net/myspace/myspacetwopointoh.html
A critique of Danah Boyd's perspective on social networking.
(tags: socialnetworks research web2.0 networkedmedia)
Social Network Sites: Definition, History, and Scholarship
A detailed historical analysis of social networking.
(tags: networkedmedia teaching socialnetworks)
Anonymouse.org
A great site for checking cache issues on websites
(tags: tools geek)
Michael Dieter gave a guest lecture in Networked Media this week on Social Networking. These are my notes and perspective. He was quick to point out how the concept of “networked individualism …hyper-individualism” seems to become the precedent – a centric, narcissitic approach that contradicts the community potential of social software. His image of a [...]
