Home
Miscellaneous Stuff
Reference List

Sarah's E-learning and Digital Cultures Blog

Part of the MSc in E-learning at the University of Edinburgh

Categories

2001 (1)
Assessment (3)
Author or depictor (1)
Communication on the web (1)
- Twitter (1)
Communities of practice (2)
Digital (15)
- Digital communities (12)
  - Ethnography (4)
  - Imagined communities (3)
  - Producer/consumer (2)
- Digital cultures (1)
- Digital democracy (3)
- Digital life (1)
Discourses (2)
Distributed cognition (1)
Dystopias and utopias (1)
Learning 'digital' (4)
Lifestream (16)
Literacy (12)
- Audience (1)
- Digital artefact (4)
  - Lack of coherence (3)
- Orality (4)
- Reading (1)
Looking for online community (1)
Mediation of communication (2)
Multivocality (1)
Posthuman (15)
- Cyborg (7)
- Cyborg pedagogy (4)
- Embodiment (2)
- Fragmentation (7)
- Multiple subjectivities (3)
References (13)
- Angus et al (1)
- Hand (3)
- Haraway (6)
- Hayles (5)
- Hine (2)
- Shields (1)
Singularity (1)
Subjectivities and objectivities (8)
Tools getting in the way of the task (1)
Transliteracies (7)
Uncanny (1)
Visuals (2)
Webs (1)

Archives

September 2010
May 2010
February 2010
December 2009
November 2009
October 2009
September 2009

Singularity - something to think about

How Technology Will Transform Us – Ray Kurzweil

September 28th, 2010 | Tags: Ray Kurzweil, Singularity | Category: Singularity | One comment

Recent Posts

Singularity – something to think about
Cubism and post-humans
Reading online and reading print
Essay
Final Summary
Summary Week 12
Summary Week 11
Multivocality
Week 10 Summary
Summary Week 9: Feeding the Lifestream
Shields, Cyborgs and Spiders
Week 8 Summary
Multiple/Dynamic Identities – Banishment of Eden
Does this course make me a cyborg?
Hayles, Foucault, Escher and Reflexivity
Being posthuman
Virtual Ethnography
Summary Week 7
Coming of Age in Second Life
Robots that Share Emotion

Blogroll

What you want to happen to your blog if you die

Meta

Log in
WordPress

Copyright © 2012 Sarah's E-learning and Digital Cultures Blog - All Rights Reserved
Powered by WordPress & the Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll. Discuss on our WP Forum