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The Art of Shit Talking

There are far more definitions of shit talking than I ever dreamed of in my philosophy, but the one I am referring to is the act of “saying things to amuse people and playfully mock them.” For me the web … Continue reading

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Master of the Flying Guillotine Animated Movie Poster

When I saw the Master of the Flying Guillotine movie poster, I knew I had to animate it for this ds106 design assignment. This is a very rough first draft, and I only got this far thanks to Tim Owens’ … Continue reading

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Master of the Flying Guillotine Animated GIFs

And that puts me at about 24 stars for visual assignments. NOBODY!

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ds106: The Spring 2012 Course Evaluations

Last Fall, in preparation for teaching ds106 this Spring, I blogged about a number of trends in my Spring 2011 course evaluations and how I wanted to work on my relatively poor scores when it comes to at least two … Continue reading

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Dear Jimmy, (missing home)

This was the first week at camp, one like you could never have known. You couldn’t have, you were far too young to know what I don’t know now. You were a kid on Long Island’s South Shore. You might … Continue reading

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Three Wolf Moon

Three Wolf Moon, a photo by snakepliskens on Flickr. For today’s Daily Create which asks us to represent the moon somehow, I immediately thought of the Three Moon Wolf shirt, which is an internet phenomenon that Tom Woodward turned me … Continue reading

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Three Chinese Officials in front of duPont Hall

For today’s Daily Create I photoshopped in the Three Chinese Officals meme which actually doubles as a design assignment (3 stars—which is far too many for this!). I love the idea of three hovering Chinese government officials congregating in front of … Continue reading

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Networks within Networks: Humans, Technologies, and Metaphors

I’ve heard Gardner Campbell talk at length about Networks of Networks as a way to describe what’s happening in a course like his own New Media Studies or ds106. You can listen to him wax poetic on the concept in … Continue reading

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A bava face trace

A bava face trace, a photo by snakepliskens on Flickr. This Daily Create is my first of many assignments for ds106 this Summer—I’m a camper through and through and it’s never too late to join in on the fun, get started … Continue reading

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Fear of a YouTube Planet

Today it occurred to me that I’m probably gonna lose my YouTube account very soon. Like a lot of folks on YouTube, I upload silly videos I’ve made, clips I’ve ripped from DVDs to talk about films I like, random … Continue reading

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