I’ve been tinkering around with Google’s latest foray into the social world, Google+, and I’m more than a bit intrigued by its possibilities. The interface is easy to use (big plus), the tools are relatively handy (big plus), and smooth … Continue reading
Since Google Plus came out, I’ve been jotting down ideas for how I’ll integrate the new service into my teaching. I’m not sure how each of these will play out – and frankly many of them will likely be used … Continue reading
Greetings Programs: For those of you in the Digital Media Minor – or considering the Digital Media Minor – you can keep up with conferences, information on classes, and other related events on our new Facebook page.
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Greetings Programs: It’s usually around week 5 that my methodologies start to make a bit more sense. There’s a reason for that: my methods can’t come clear until you start making stuff. Ms. Boswell, from my ICOM 210: Introduction to … Continue reading
Sometimes a picture + some words are worth, uh, a thousand words. Please see this.
One of the USC Interactive Arts labs, via Chris Chamberlain:
We’re going to spend some time this semester talking about the creative process. Part of that process involves the Perception, which is developing your thoughts on an idea. That initial perception comes from your exposure to stimuli. We draw inspiration … Continue reading
Greetings Programs: One of the esteemed graduates of the Digital Media Minor, Chris Chamberlain, starts as 1 of 14 peopel accepted to USC’s Interactive Arts graduate program. Of coruse, they don’t do orientation in any normal way. They do it … Continue reading