Now we turn towards the pre-history of the World Wide Web, with maverick genius Ted Nelson’s early self published work on hypertext (when Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first protocol for the Web he ...Read More
Kiralee has some good questions out of the first reading, wondering how they relate to what could, should, might, happen in your blogs. Angus wonderings about linking, visibility and what might happen...Read More
Niamh with notes from the reading about media education and blogs. Mia on hand writing, journals, blogs, learning and, well, a few things. Luke joins blogging with a film with why (nice work – n...Read More
At the symposium this week it was agreed to make a change to assessment. The final essay task now: This task can be completed in pairs or individually. If a complete draft of the writing (minimum 1200...Read More
Ashleigh with useful listing from the material on copyright, etc. Evan wondering about copyright and creative commons. Mia discusses creative commons, art practice and reuse....Read More
Rebecca on blogs, the modern world, and the blogs and education reading. Louis on finally getting started with blogging (and if you want to be a journalist and you didn’t have a blog personally ...Read More
A story from The Guardian on a Sydney sculpture competition and copyright….City sculptures: it's the milk crate that's stirred up a controversy....Read More
There’s a WordPress app that you can get for iOS and Android. Makes it simple to post directly to your blog. But things like Byword (my preferred writing app for iOS) also can post to your blog,...Read More
As I sit at the tram stop, I am remembering today’s lecture. Is it true that stories no longer have a beginning, middle and end? If so then I have just been transported into another galaxy. I ...Read More
In that flurry today missed another naive obviousness. Pages and page numbers. It means things are arranged serially, one after another. In fact most of our technical media – until the computer ...Read More