Symposium 02
This week, Adrian got me thinking about the ways that we learn. As I watched one of my peers explain to Adrian how to read a book (tedious does not even BEGIN to describe it), I started thinking about how… Continue Reading
Month: July 2014
Creative commons and appropriation – what makes work my own?
Given that I work in networking, my primary responsibility is writing for the web, and I am arguably excessively active on social media (see my introductory blog post), I consider myself to be adequately ‘network literate’. My knowledge of creative… Continue Reading
Reading 02.2 – Blogs and Australian Law
A blog (contraction of “web log”) is an online publication, diary or newsletter posted on a website by an individual, organisation, a business or community. A blog can be a personal diary, a photoboard, a running commentary on an area… Continue Reading
Reading 02.1 – What is Creative Commons?
The internet, at its simplest, allows us to share content across multiple platforms. But how do we share content without breaking copyright laws? When something is created it is automatically protected by copyright. You must always obtain permission before sharing… Continue Reading
A little about me
This week I’m feeling a solid combination of lazy and narcissistic. Here’s a little snippet about me from an interview I recently took part in for Studio P. You can read the full interview here. “I am currently an in… Continue Reading