Intro to New Media Studies, Fall 2009

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Comments for Varsity's Play » Comment on Windows Movie Maker (Final Project) by anti malware

Posted 3 months ago

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Comments for FYS » Comment on We live in media as fish live in water (stemming thoughts) by alexistracy

Posted 5 months ago

Of course! Glad you enjoyed. [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on About by 1x1Flip

Posted 10 months ago

I’m aware of this previously, but nonetheless there have been a few useful pieces that finalized the picture for me personally, thanks a ton! [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Dream machines.. AND MORE PICTURES!! YAY! and Comptuer Lib. by Charles ulrich

Posted 16 months ago

I like the last quote. The fact that he looks at things so bleakly makes me a little hopeful for humanity. Mabye one day we’ll realize the truth in his statement and try to fix it, but until then, RABBLE RABBLE Bipartisan Politics RABBLE RABBLE [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Second Life experience…i pushed save instead of publish… by WP Themes

Posted 17 months ago

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Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on The code that links with the final project by my blog... » Final project thing

Posted 2 years ago

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Posted 2 years ago

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Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Second Life experience…i pushed save instead of publish… by Trevorski

Posted 2 years ago

Well, the problem with clothes is that they’re independent of the avatar wearing them. You get similar problems in MMORPGs were the clothing/armor does not move with the character, but stays completely, or close enough, stiff. [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Steps to upload a video from Facebook or any other site that is access limited. by arpitdesai

Posted 2 years ago

Haha, I’m sorry Librarian. I’m not a Firefox fan at all… I only use Firefox for that one extension. I prefer to use the browser Opera whenever I can, but Firefox is a good backup browser to use. But, I still think Opera is the best browser available. [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Steps to upload a video from Facebook or any other site that is access limited. by librarianellen

Posted 2 years ago

Good to see that you’re a Firefox fan! I’ve got a list of brilliant FF extensions that I like to use. Any other favorites you want to share? [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Man-Computer Symbiosis by LibrarianEllen

Posted 2 years ago

Arpit, there are a few ways you can post a powerpoint presentation online. I recommend either Slideshare http://www.slideshare.net or Google Docs http://docs.google.com (you can upload a ppt to either of them and then get code to embed in a website) Let me know if you have any questions using them! [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on as we may think by varsity

Posted 2 years ago

It IS amazing what Bush was already thinking back in 1945. He predicted most of the advancements in techology we have today (except he added in the unnecessary walnut sized camera on our foreheads.) I also can not even imagine the possibilites of the technology we’re going to have in the future. I am looking forward to it to. [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on the intros, and preface by admin

Posted 2 years ago

Your blog post “entry box” should have a built-in spell-checker. I bet that’s what tipped you off in this instance: a squiggly red line under “wierd” because it should be spelled “weird.” One more little way that WordPress makes life slightly easier. [Link]

Comments for Peace And Tranquility » Comment on Hello world! by Mr WordPress

Posted 2 years ago

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Comments for Technologic » Comment on Reflecting on Finals :( by varsity

Posted 2 years ago

I think this final project was very apprpriate for you Lauren, and it can totally be used by all of us in class. I also liked how you incorporated ‘new media’ (blogging, and Twitter) into it. Well done. [Link]

Comments for Technologic » Comment on Reflecting on Finals :( by Librarian Ellen

Posted 2 years ago

One tip I’ll give you in regards to your blog and twitter – use a tool like http://twitterfeed.com/ to automatically update your twitter with links to your new blog posts. Saves a lot of hassle of doing it manually every time! [Link]

Comments for Technologic » Comment on New Found Direction by Librarian Ellen

Posted 2 years ago

I would so subscribe to this blog, and I’m not even in college any more! [Link]

Comments for Technologic » Comment on Ahhhh disease! by alexistracy

Posted 2 years ago

Well, what do you consider thinking? When you break it down, wouldn’t you consider it a foundation of exchanging input and output? And one more thing, stop getting sick! [Link]

Comments for First Blog Ever » Comment on SecondClass in SecondLife by alexis tracy

Posted 2 years ago

I’m glad you were able to find some use in my blog! I love that you brought of the whole personalizaton aspect of it. Very neat! great blog [Link]

Comments for Technologic » Comment on Ketchup Times Two! by Dr. C.

Posted 2 years ago

Great post, and great use of images. McCloud would be proud. And by the way, deliciousing the link to the Google search on “the table is hard” is just brilliant. The wild variations in metaphorical and literal meanings illustrate the point perfectly. Recursive, too, in its own way. Nice work. [Link]