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  The research blog of Adrian Miles. Adrian Miles is a Senior Lecturer in New Media and currently the Program Director of the labsome Honours research studio at RMIT, in Melbourne, Australia. He has also been a senior new media researcher in the InterMedia Lab at the University of Bergen, Norway. He is very interested in the relation between hypertext and networked interactive video. Adrian's research interests include softvideo, online video, hypertext and hypermedia, appropriate pedagogies for new media education, digital poetics, and the use of Deleuze's cinema philosophy in the context of digital poetics and online interactive video.
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• Current Projects

  • A Reasonably Thick Trail
  • Integrated Media (teaching)
  • Knowledge Trails – A CoP for Parks Victoria
  • labsome (honours)
  • Ludic Video
  • Networked Video Pedagogy
  • New Program – Bachelor of Media and Communication (Honours)
  • Post Industrial Media
  • RMIT NonFiction Research Group
  • RMIT Social Media Research Group
  • Social Archives: Circus Video
  • video fragments

• fellow travellers

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• Honours Students

  • Andrea Andric
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  • Caroline Downes
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  • Elliot Heatwole
  • Hannah Bourke
  • James Joshua
  • Jim Elson-John
  • Josh McInerheney
  • Laura James
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  • Sean Lee
  • Simon Gough
  • Susie Anderson

• twitter

  • RT @julieposetti: ABC TV is looking for a Social Media Producer in Sydney - a very good gig! http://t.co/Jxa6sOAZ 2 hours ago
  • @thesiswhisperer Roaming: turn it off, buy data on data plan at dest. use VOIP (often where you go will see cheap pay as you go data) 4 hours ago
  • Path meets GTD, has nice ideas Wunderkit - www.wunderkit.com 4 hours ago
  • @jaydedman yeah, it does my head in every time. You're big, powerful, etc and culturally a complete anomaly. Not to mention bonkers. 11 hours ago
  • @ChristianMcCrea 25% as coercion masquerading as education in a corporate learning MANAGEMENT system, f#ck off. 11 hours ago
  • @ChristianMcCrea The rub is what that means. 25% being a peer in a really decent community of practice. Yeah. 11 hours ago
  • @ChristianMcCrea 1 or 2 deputy VCs ago it was mandated at RMIT that all highered subjects have min 25% online content... So true. 11 hours ago
  • @jaydedman oh, and I think stoning adulterers should be next. Make the primaries more interesting too.... 11 hours ago

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