Miscellaneous
Studio Visit with Alex Saum
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Alan Levine
Alan Levine feels weird writing about himself in the third person. A 1990s pioneer on the web and early proponent of blogging, he shares his ideas at CogDogBlog.com. His interests include web storytelling (#ds106 #4life), mocking MOOCs, daily photography, bending WordPress, and randomly dipping into the infinite river of the internet.
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A Little Meme Light: #NetNarr Week 7
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Announcements, Netnarr in 2019
A Little Meme Light: #NetNarr Week 7
Alan Levine on In the first six weeks of #netnarr we’ve talked about a lot of dark topics regarding the state of the internet. Darkness remains.
And not that we are suggesting it can change anything, but we turn now to something that most past participants have enjoyed: the meme.
Announcements, Netnarr in 2019
Presentation of Selfies in Everyday Internet Life: #netnarr Week 6
Alan Levine on The selfie. Do we need to define it? If you like these things, it was the Oxford Dictionary’s word of the year in 2013.
Studio Visit Schedule
Studio Visit with Alec Couros
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Announcements, Netnarr in 2019
Rewind: #netnarr Week 5
Alan Levine on Last week our class at Kean University was canceled due to winter weather. While we do have most everything spelled out for Week 4, in class this week we are going to rewind to focus on the Four Moves activity.
Miscellaneous
Studio Visits 2019
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Welcome to Fakeville: #netnarr Week 4
Alan Levine on Fake vs Real. Truth vs Lie. We make them out to be much more binary then they are, especially on the internet of 2019. And simple checklists once used for determining credibility of online sources are rather inadequate.
Netnarr in 2019
Ad Clicking Dystopia for $800, Alec? Internet in Jeopardy: #netnarr Week 3
Alan Levine on We hope in this week to help you see that the darkness of the internet is not a game. This week we look deeper into the darkness and especially the means by which we are tracked.
Miscellaneous
Visualizing #netnarr 2019 in Twitter
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Netnarr in 2019
Move In Days (our course as a network): #NetNarr Week 2
Alan Levine on What does it mean to settle into a class that is not limited to the people in the room?
This week we continue the “move in” process with our digital alchemy tools and networked course. And we continue to ask questions about the need to worry about a forecast climate of internet darkness.
Announcements, Netnarr in 2019
A Tale of Tape on the Webcams: NetNarr 2019 Week 1
Alan Levine on Mia Zamora and Alan Levine are starting the third year of the Networked Narratives open course, based at Kean University but open to all. We are impressed that you were brave enough to click a link here.
Miscellaneous
The 2019 Network Narrative Spine
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Is Digital Alchemy in the Air?
Alan Levine on It is just a rumor, but there are sounds of tinkering and occasional explosions in the #netnarr laboratory. Does this mean Arganee is active?
Most likely yes, and there will be a new round of an open course, in perhaps a new dimension starting in mid January. 2019.
Announcements, Netnarr in 2018
E-Literature Digital Life Concept Papers Published in Arganee Journal
Alan Levine on This third issue of the Arganee Journal is a collection of E-Literature project ideas created as the final assignment for the Spring 2018 Networked Narrative class at Kean University.…