Monthly Archive for March, 2010

Published on March 31, 2010 in Lifes Little Pieces. Closed

These are my links for March 21st through March 31st:

RMIT – Planning to conduct research on the web – guidelines – RMIT policy that has the blog disclaimer and other stuff.
YouTube – Did you know? Technology. – Excellent clip (with I note Scott McCloud amongst the credits) that lays out the logic of the why of what I teach. Not the theoretical why, but where dealing with network literactes, et al is essential (and it would be immoral not to teach) understanding if you want to graduate media students today.
500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error
BBC – BBC Internet Blog: A new global visual language for the BBC’s digital services – Detailed discussion (well, for a blog) about the BBC web redesign. Gives good insight into what goes on in such projects.
Learn More about Pivot | Live Labs Pivot – Microsoft Labs data visualisation come knowledge thingie.

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Published on March 21, 2010 in Lifes Little Pieces. Closed

These are my links for March 17th through March 21st:

Freememes: Korsakow System – Brief note about Korsakow Films
Social Bookmarking in Plain English – Common Craft – Our Product is Explanation – Simple video walk through of social bookmarking using Delicious.
VKS Video – Virtual Knowledge Studio, research agenda for humanities and social sciences.
YouTube – Issey Miyake A-POC INSIDE – Motion graphics example
Sickipedia: bid to shut offensive ‘encyclopedia dramatica’ – useful for a lecture discussion in Integrated Media.

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Published on March 15, 2010 in Lifes Little Pieces. Closed

These are my links for February 22nd through March 15th:

A Perfect Storm of Logic « Daniel 2:22 – student note about a lecture of mine. IM1 2010
Books in the Age of the iPad — Craig Mod – Brilliant read, argument and presentation.
Korsakow — Home of the SNU – The new location of Florian's Korsakow project and software, with some nice fat Canadian research dollars.
RMIT Student Timetabling System –
Chicago police | crime statistics on the internet – Story from The Age about how the Chicago crime site has turned into a larger project. Short story but some interesting bites about news and media practice/coverage that are worth using in class.

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