all posts that involve reflection of ideas
Over the last few weeks, hypertext and the physical limitations of a book have developed across all blogs. From oppositional opinions, afflictions and new founded knowledge, the questions presented in the symposiums have fuelled discussions; driving individuals to question and even argue opinions surrounding technology. While hypertext can be presented as a privileged form of […]
As writers we do not write all the time, but our technical relationship to the writing space is always with us.’ Understanding writing as a technology is like understanding a historical culture; it only is relevant in a technical state of mind, each standardised and different in sentiments, growth and discipline. Sophisticated in the explanation […]
Being a student within RMIT, it’s compulsory to achieve 80 hours or more in a workplace attachment. The outcome and idea behind this prerequisite in Media is simple; more experience equates to more opportunities. A few weeks ago I found myself reading the email and the structure of the attachment guidelines. I skimmed over the […]
A month or two ago I found myself reporting an image on Instagram for the first time. It wasn’t explicit content, it was mine. The user had blatantly passed the image off as their own, their caption entitled along the lines of ‘just waiting in the hallway‘ or something of a similar phrase. They had garnered […]
In a society governed and defined through information, network literacy works with the latter to create accessible, comprehensive and maintained materials. By observing the relevancy of catalogue’s and their systems, the usual automatic presumptions– that is, how we participate within network literacy as an individual- become absolute and self-conscious. Prior to the reading, I had […]
In a society surrounded by a governed understanding, when do we begin to question why and how? Within the symposium we took the concept of a book and framed it so the connotations were these questions. Why and how do we know the purpose of this object, the book? All books have a beginning, a […]
Andy Warhol famously once said ‘art is anything you can get away with’ and those original words came from a Canadian poet. Creative Commons works fundamentally to protect and share work in the grandeur of the digital marketplace. If you upload something- art, media, ideas- they are yours and yours alone to dictate how they […]
