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What my lifestream means to me I think I understand what the lifestream is. It is an application which enables you to catch information from the internet (the purple arrows). You do this with the use of RSS feeds and the like. This all goes into your lifestream and makes up part of it. However, [...]
I have found the theme of transliteracies really interesting, even if I am not completely sure what the term means, yet. As you can see from this week’s posts, I’ve been looking on YouTube for videos which explain the concept, but they all seem to be saying different things. Maybe this is just because there [...] I’ve been trying to work out just what is meant by transliteracy (Thomas, et al, 2007). I have currently honed it down to: an awareness of how interacting with different artefacts from different media will affect a variety of aspects of life. The reason I chose this picture is because, for me, it joins the discourses of [...] This is just silly and I am doing it just because I can: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cyberia Main Entry: Part of Speech: Definition: Etymology: Usage:
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I’m not really sure what to say about Week 2. The films festival was good. I liked the clips on under the topic of ’Being Human’. The Blade Runner clip, Tears in the Rain, such an iconic scene, for my generation at least, was a good choice. Roy, the android, talking about how all his [...]
This is very odd. I am writing a reflection on a reflection in a public sphere, so how much of a reflection this is going to be is debatable. I’m enjoying the thought of the lifestream. Lots of ideas wend their way from the real to the virtual and back again. It’s good to be able [...] |
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