Thursday, February 09, 2006

Blogging Goals

Goals for the course blogs include encouraging student exploration and contemplation of issues related to contemporary interactive media arts and the studios and artists making it. Students will explore the Web to find, share, and discuss compelling and cutting-edge examples of interactive media design. Students will further investigate and discuss issues and practices related to interactive media including technology use; design principles and techniques; creative, developmental and business processes; and critical/theoretical analysis.

Given that all of the students in the class will be searching and exploring the Internet for design studios, artists, projects, resources, and other information that relate to interactive media design, a collaborative course blog will allow each student (and the instructor) to be exposed to more (and higher quality) projects and resources than each may have found on their own. Beyond being exposed to a wider variety of content (and points of view) students will contribute to the "collective intelligence" of the course and play a role in shaping course content and their own experience with the course.

1 Comments:

  • My Cool Website: Mainframe.ca

    One of my favorites is by mainframe entertainment, which is
    a multimedia company based in Vancouver, Canada. They were originally financed by the Canadian government and have created competition with the Disney empire. One of their
    original products was the "Reboot"
    3D cartoon series which takes
    place inside a computer that is
    a town called Mainframe. Some
    character/sprites are Dot Matrix
    and Megabyte. It is clear to me
    that the current site is composed and scripted in Macromedia Flash.
    They now have multiple product offerings. Checkitout @
    http://www.mainframe.ca

    By Robert Sean Butler, at 3:20 PM  

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