10 Posts Tagged "DDA"

Kean University 2019, The Network

Lost in Translation???

Hey~ DDA 304 asked us to play around with the powers (or lack thereof) of translation. We were asked to select a few paragraphs from one of our sources exploring the darkness of the web and translate it (using Google Translate) from English into a few different languages before, eventually, translating it back into English to see if it still makes sense. Essentially, this activity is an exploration of nonsense and the limits of language (my fave topics ^.^). Anyway, I chose to […]

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Kean University 2018, The Network

Reflecting on Selfie-Reflecting~

Are you in your selfie? After this week’s discussion on selfies, that’s been the question I’ve been mulling over in my mind. And, to be honest, I’ve no answers–just more to wonder about. Reflections on Reflections I’ve already said much about selfies myself but I was interested to hear what my peers had to say about the emerging genre of digital art & creation. More, I was interested in what people thought of the idea of selfies being a form of communication. […]

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Open Participants 2018, The Network

Here we go again! Taking Year 2 of Networked Narratives for a spin!

What The Heck Kind of Course is This? At the core this is a bonafide on the ground course in Networked Narratives at Kean University, with registered students who will spend some time each week in a classroom. Last year it was co-taught by Mia Zamora at Kean join via the interwebs by Alan Levine who beamed in from his home Arizona. Several of you participated. This time around, Alan is the sole teacher, still beaming in, with the assistance […]

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Kean University 2017, The Network

The Most Dramatic Blog Post Ever

It’s Tuesday evening.  I’ve just finished watching the latest studio visit in preparation for tomorrow night’s class.  It was such a pleasure to watch.  Lots of note-taking going on and looking things up in another tab.  With my fanfiction juices flowing, I’m tempted to write all about it now and include in my post, but am thinking I will save my lengthy thoughts for next week’s post.  (Digression- The timing of these posts still feels a little “off” for me…this […]

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Kean University 2017, The Network

The Dead are Not Silent

Past Andromeda, the Milky Way. One arm of a downward spiral–there. Over an asteroid belt. A disparaged planet. A sea god without a sea. Another planet kicked on its rotund keester. Two hot heads and their harems. Another asteroid belt. Then, horror. Terror. A god of war. There. Past one lone sentry. Through a corroding atmosphere to blue. To green. There. Just past the green. Beyond uniform rows of grey, stone and marble etched in never-words –never who they were, never all they were. Never enough. A […]

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Kean University 2017, The Network

Lucid Dreams, a fairytale

DDA36 response Prompt from @MagicRealism:  A lily causes anyone who smells it to believe they are a firefly. Title and 1st paragraph: (I was in a fairytale kinda mood) Lucid Dreams, a fairytale Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a young girl named Lucia who lived with her Auntie Mo in a small cottage in the woods, far beyond the outskirts of town.  Lucia didn’t know it, but she was born with mystical powers.  She […]

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Open Participants 2017, The Network

#dda23 Inside Music Lyrics

Hello, how are you? Today’s challenge had me thinking about a song from a group I listened to a lot growing up. The group is The Early November. The song is “Hair.” Hello, how are you? Here’s the song: Hello, how are you!?! Here’s today’s challenge: @netnarr Couldn’t stop thinking about this song (https://t.co/9MQos4ha0R) with today’s #dda23: pic.twitter.com/bzu9CrK5gU — Keegan Long-Wheeler (@KeeganSLW) January 23, 2017 You’ll have to excuse me, I just discovered the group has reunited and has published […]

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Open Participants 2017, The Network

LUX UMBRA DEI EST

It's the first Daily Digital Alchemy challenge: Shadows of A Different World. Instructions: "Alchemists know that shadows of a different dimension reach into this world. Capture an unworldly example of a shadow of a different world. It should indicate something more than we can see with our own eyes."I decided to go with this beautifully paradoxical Latin saying: LUX UMBRA DEI EST. Light (lux) is (est) the shadow of god (umbra dei). I made a cheezburger cat with it, and you can also see […]

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