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Got this used from Amazon for about $8 (including shipping). This 1994 publication should be in all cybergeek's library. It's an artifact of a time when the Internet first became publicly accessible. Trebor thinks of it as a search engine before one existed. I see it as a precursor of wikipedia.
My second foray into Second Life - I found this kind of library of cyberculture theory. Finally in a virtual world I manage to get the mullet of my dreams, and do some light reading.
Got this used from Amazon for about $8 (including shipping). This 1994 publication should be in all cybergeek's library. It's an artifact of a time when the Internet first became publicly accessible. Trebor thinks of it as a search engine before one existed. I see it as a precursor of wikipedia.
For: National Council of Teachers of English Assembly for Research Conference
"What Counts as Literacy? Living Literacies of the Body and Image"
education.umn.edu/NCTEAR/default.html
"Embodiment in Virtual Environments: Exploring Literacies, Identity, Research, and Community"
Charles Kinzer, Teachers College, Columbia University
Angela Thomas, University of Sydney
As we all know, the internet runs door-to-door through a series of tubes, not wires like these. Hear Ted Stevens explain by listening to Educast #60.
I was unable to totally disable my articles, because of the mechanics of the site.
I did turn my profile dark, on January 18th 2012, to protest SOPA and PIPA.
RS Wiki is a fansite, which provides information for millions of Runescape players.
It didn't go the whole hog (unlike it's mother company, Wikipedia), but did get the message across on January 18th 2012.
Got this used from Amazon for about $8 (including shipping). This 1994 publication should be in all cybergeek's library. It's an artifact of a time when the Internet first became publicly accessible. Trebor thinks of it as a search engine before one existed. I see it as a precursor of wikipedia.
On January 18th 2012, every image on Imgur was censored globally.
While the thumbnails showed each picture, as it had been uploaded, clicking on them would result in the protest notice.
This post is about a project which is meant to demonstrate that music can actually be sold under a Creative CommonsLicence.
Most songs for the LP created by Musik is already free for download, the only difference now and what may make this work atractive for buying is the work done by any artist who wishes to contribute.
Anything will do which fits in a CD case: design, video art, photography, art and of course, the music. This project has already started and projected to be delivered the following year 2006.
The photos on the post are a test of what the cd covers might be like. A full piece is made out of 4 CD's.
What makes these CD covers so special is that they are painted using the encaustic wax technique, which gives them an incredible texture.
The subject is also apealing to geek nature. Electronic circuits for your cyberculture perusual.
I hope you enjoy the painting and the project. :-)
The rise of the cut and paste culture--something Wired talks about regularly and something discussed in the Mass Communications and Culture course at Tipperary Institute.
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On January 18th 2012, the Mozilla homepage displayed this notice.
Amongst the services provided by this company is the Firefox browser.
Flanagan, Mary. "Reload: Rethinking Women & Cyberculture." Interview by Tara
MacPherson. pp. 252 – 258. MIT Press. 2002
On January 18th 2012, every Firefox browser homepage looked like this. It happened globally, not just in America.
Bridgette Wessels (University of Sheffield, UK) presenting 'On digital cultures as cultural forms: participation, narrative and infrastructures in achieving digital cultural engagement' at the Session Theoretical frameworks and cyberculture at 'Digital Media: European Perspectives?', University of Sussex, 1-3 November 2007. This workshop was organized by the Digital Culture and Communication section of ECREA (European Communication Research and Education Association) supported and hosted by the Research Centre for Material Digital Culture; organised by Maren Hartmann, Caroline Bassett and Kate O'Riordan.
Mystarbucks.com got to know about the company and their customers through various social sites. They also used social media in order to promote their ideas. Moreover, the company has forums where the customers can directly interact with Starbucks representatives.
More details:
10 Best Social Media Case Studies
I'll also recommend following few topics on social media learning and analytics
Social Media Tracking and Analytics