Open Participants 2020, The Network
Leap
A frog, to celebrate the leap year
7 Posts from February 2020
Open Participants 2020, The Network
Leap
A frog, to celebrate the leap year
Open Participants 2020, The Network
Glitch, Remix, a #NetNarr Exquisite Corpse
There you go, try guess the nature of this blog post from a word heavy vague title. Better yet, just go first and try the thing I will be ‘splaining right here. Well, are you back? Did anything happen? Because one of our students in class (she too a teacher) asked as well as my twitter dog pal I hope you will write about how you set that up in Glitch (does it require an Airtable account? What’s Airtable?) You […]
Open Participants 2018, The Network
The sound of letters
Wendy Taleo on What does your name sound like using code-x.live. This is another #SelfieUnSelfie project. Providing the letters of my name but hearing like never before. This echos the experience of children experimenting with language and sounds. Is this poetry?
Open Participants 2018, The Network
The Net Mirror
Wendy Taleo on 'When we look closely at our screens, what do we see, both in ourselves and in our society? And are the screens and networks behind it seeing us back? What do our reflections behold, and what stories still need to be told?' from http://netmirror.arganee.world/In this empty classroomI poseI want a selfie -but notso I turn the cameratowards its ownblack mirror.In this empty classroomthe whiteboardis whitethe tablesare clearand the screen,(the promise of the screen)is partially rolled down.In this empty classroomthe chairs waitpoised for some instruction -trees shift outsidea view screenedfrom […]
Open Participants 2020, The Network
Three Gifted Poems for #CLMOOC
dogtrax on Through the course of the day yesterday, I wrote three different poems as gifts, inspired by our month-long Poetry Port adventure in the CLMOOC community, where folks are writing poems to daily themes, composing words as gifts to others, and requesting poems be written for them. (learn more) The first poem, above, was written as a gift for the collective students in the Networked Narratives class, which I dip in and out of as an open participant. I went through […]
Kean University 2019, The Network
Not My Thesis Blog
Dear Blogger,You have been good to me. For all of my graduate classes, I have used you. You made life easy. But now, I am afraid, it is time for us to part ways. It is time for me to put on my big-girl pants and (wo)man up. It is time for my blog to look like a blog. It is a time for me to create a writing space that I can use in my future endeavors. So it […]