I usually ride to RMIT, it's anything from an hour to an hour and a half (the lounger one is around about 40 kilometres) and quite a bit of it is along the river. ... They would have come down the ri...Read More
Like design fiction, or at least some of the claims made for design fiction , what I like about speculative fiction is the way that it offers writing as a way to think with and through things. ... ...Read More
In no particular order when we say these blogs are for as long as you want them, and you will use them in other subjects, what we are really saying is "you can have these blogs for as long as you wa...Read More
What does it mean for you to think of yourselves (even now) as doing things that can effect change, as media knowledge makers, and students, rather than reporting back what you already know? Design ...Read More
There's no manual there, you know that to be 'cool' in whatever you do outside of uni (footy, your band, ballet, poetry, getting in to clubs) is not about ticking clear explicit boxes. ... There have...Read More
While James' finds it broad (it sort of is, sort of isn't I reckon), the heart of it is to realise that we all think we question (our assumptions, values, how we approach problems, and assume we are r...Read More
Nice parody about the death of print , courtesy of The Onion. A nice speculative come fictional task would be to read the obituary for television....Read More
From my point of view you are all old enough to: vote get a gun licence (and shoot ducks, rabbits and foxes) get a drivers licence get married without your parent's consent join the army (and re...Read More
March 3, 2009. http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/tomserviceblog/2009/mar/02/classical-music-great-orchestral-debate) Today's Age has a story about Barry Palmer ( Hunters and Collectors guitarist, oh...Read More
After all, if I were in the boat I could choose to row, furiously perhaps, but it is clear that “one place is as well as close enough, or further away, than any other” so where I might be ...Read More