Tag Archives: digital stories
Foucault, Surveillance, and the Digital Confessional
That’s a tentative title, of course. For my final project for English in the Digital Age, for the sake of this blog and all of you, my lovely followers, and for the sake of knowledge and communities of critical … Continue reading →
Farman, “The Myth of the Disconnected Life”
It’s really lovely to read something that isn’t griping about damn-kids-these-days, always-plugged-in. Farman lays out the claims of those who argue we are disconnected from experience and others because of the pervasiveness of technology, then brilliantly tells the history of … Continue reading →
Digital Storytelling: Crowdsourcing Experience
A digital story is more than words, more than images, more than music–a digital story, like TV but in smaller bites, in more interactive bits, more tangible and touchable people–other internet users, just other members of the population of fellow … Continue reading →
Digital A-Rae 