Because I’ve been sick for the past fortnight and missed the week 7 symposium, I decided to try to answer the questions raised myself. Which is more important in making a great book, form or content? Without a conventional narrative… Continue Reading
Lachlan linked week 4’s symposium to this prank article published in the University of New South Wales’ student publication Tharunka. He questions the voracity of online news due to constant competition among various publications and websites to disseminate news as fast as… Continue Reading
No matter how many simplified five minute videos on the subject of creative commons – explained using “cool” digitalised graphics and animation and soundtracked to easily digestible Muzak or Fat Boy Slim aimed at “young people” – I watch, I… Continue Reading
After reading Adrian Miles’ “Blogs in Media Education” a number of questions came to mind: What are the limitations of the content that we post on our blogs? Do the posts that are “not specifically about networked media” need to… Continue Reading