Mapping my Trip to England
Many people ask me how I learn all the new technologies I fiddle around with. Basically I give myself “projects” to do with them. This summer I’m really getting to play around with Google Maps. I’m having a good time playing around with mapping our Pub-A-Day activities as well as points Donella or the textbook points to while talking about various British authors and their works. It really does get me thinking about various ideas of using Google Maps for multi-modal projects …
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I6. The Instability of New Media Performed in One-Minue Provocations
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F2: In Pursuit of the Stolen (Content) Vehicle
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E5: Wikked: Evaluating Collaboration, Learning, and Rhetoric
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D7: Our Software and Ourselves
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Attending Computers and Writing (Part 1)
I’ve finished the second day of the 2008 Computers and Writing Conference in Athens, GA. Yesterday I had a good time at the “Get your Twitter out of my Ajax” Web 2.0 & Writing workshop. We developed a wiki to share material, and hope that we all will continue to add to it. I had a blast talking with my colleagues about blogs, micro-blogs, and social bookmarking (actually we got side-tracked into talking about tagging, taxonomies, and …
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C1: Fair Use and Fair Play
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B7: New Media Schoalrship Stakeholders
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Keynote w/Jay David Bolter
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Town Hall: File Format Wars: Do They Matter?
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