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Writing Electronic Literature: Final details on the show
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Monday, April 26, 2010. Final details on the show. Turning in your work. Turn in your work by Tuesday night. Make sure I have clear directions for how to find open run your work. Also, create the blog entry (for directions, see the last heading for this post) that will serve as the entry screen for your texts. The Show - where and when. Your presentations at the show. We will use a Blog post as the resting screen for guests to access your work. This post should have:. 2 The names of each of your texts al...
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Writing Electronic Literature: Wednesday, April 22
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Thursday, April 22, 2010. Wednesday, April 22. We continued to work on finishing up your final projects. Come to class Monday with your work finished enough to give a little presentation. Have the set up (introduction/overview/how it works part of the assignment) finished so we can go over it and make sure it will work for the Exhibit. We will have a rehearsal/walk through of what you will say during your presentation at the Exhibit. Have a great weekend, and see you on Monday. Sample EL by Hayles genres.
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Electronic Literature: http://takebackkean.blogspot.com/
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Monday, November 8, 2010. Http:/ takebackkean.blogspot.com/. Http:/ takebackkean.blogspot.com. Posted by John Clark. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This is the Way the World Ends. Http:/ takebackkean.blogspot.com/.
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I can ride my bike with no handlebars.: Course Reflections
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010. Theoretical readings: were there enough? In the right order? Did they go into enough depth? What would you like to read more about? Anything you need to leave out? In the right order? Would would you like to read more of? Anything you'd leave out? Project 1, Project2, Project 3. Appropriate criteria (did they move you deeper into your understanding of and facility creating electronic literary texts)? It was obvious that you planned out the criteria very carefully for the projects...
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Writing Electronic Literature: February 2012
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Monday, February 13, 2012. Wanna See My Hypertext? This is the Way the World Ends. The Ballad of Carmel Evans. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sample EL by Hayles genres. Sample digital literature texts by Hayles' genres. Review for Electronic Literary Text. View my complete profile.
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Electronic Lit: Blog #13- Project #2 Abstract
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Blog #13- Project #2 Abstract. Surfer dude is a piece that entertains the "reader" as it shows the process of a students hardship with procrastination and getting some work done. Surfer dude erupted during the author's own procrastination. A person can be fully aware of a deadline and even the pressure that comes with "cramming". However, with all that's available on your pc, how can you not deter from your path? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Melissa S. Serritella.
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Electronic Lit::: Blog #15: STORYLAND
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010. Http:/ collection.eliterature.org/1/works/wylde storyland.html. Resides: Redwood City and Chico, California. Education: MFA, Ohio State University, 1996; BA, San Jose State University, 1986. Employment: Associate Professor, California State University, Chico, Department of Art and Art History. Identification of the text’s genre discussion of the literary traditions the text draws:. 8226; Even though Storyland doesn’t directly refer to celebrities, it highlights the effect ...
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Electronic Lit::: May 2010
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Monday, May 3, 2010. Blog #16: Course Feedback. All in all, I was pretty impressed with what I got out of the class. I was a little skeptical coming in, based on the course description and the fancy Internet jargon that was being used the first couple of weeks, however, I think out of all of my courses taken at Kean, this was hands down the most interesting. This was the best part of the class! I definitely recommend taking this course! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Writing Electronic Literature: January 2010
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010. Meanwhile, over the weekend you are going to spend some time with Michael Joyce's Twelve Blue. Describe some of the strategies you used to "read" Twelve Blue. Indicate what you did what you hoped to achieve - and what you got out of doing whatever you did. I am hoping you will dig around in this text long enough to try out more than one strategy. Hopefully we will also have some class time to start some brainstorming for the short hypertext writing assignment. We talked throu...
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Writing Electronic Literature: March 2010
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Lisa gave her excellent presentation on "Dawn" (thank you Lisa) and you worked on some of the software details for your projects. I have emailed grades for those of you who have presented so far. For those of you who have yet to present - I am in fact using the criteria from the assignment sheet to arrive at grades - so it wouldn't hurt to look it over one more time before your presentation. In class you will give one-by-one in front of the class presentations on your projects.
