Tuesday, September 30, 2014
week fives material
I found the use of the poem to create a landscape in “That
Sweet Old Etcetera” by Clifford to be very interesting. He used the poem to
create this landscape in a certain order that you had to do it chronologically.
For him to use the poems words to create the landscape itself is interesting and
that he use how the poem was originally wrote within the story line. I found “The
Silent History” to be interesting because of the fact that you can interact
with it more than the normal e-lit story. Not only do you interact on an
electronic device but you also interact with it in real life because of how
they set up the location based stories. The fact that it’s not only from one
view point but from multiple view point to create a multiply side of the story
and for you to have different viewpoints of the story. The only thing about
this I did not like is the fact of the limitation of access to it being that it’s
only available to apple users and not for everyone.
week four materials
The article from this week that I found interesting were “88
Constellations” by David Clark, “Index for X and the Origin of Fires” by Ander
Monson, and “Pieces of Herself” by Davis. They struck my interest because of
the way the authors created and how they presented their work within them. In “88
constellations” David tell his stories through the constellations of the stars
at night and uses them to create an image before to listen and view the story.
Ander Monson got creative in “Index for X and the Origin of Fires” because he
tell his story using alphabetical order so you can keep track of how far you
are within the story and to tell you that there is a definite end to the story.
“Pieces of Herself” caught my attention Because of how you navigate the story. It
seems plan but Davis uses this so when you come across certain areas colors
show up to indicate that you can use these things to decorate or create the
image of the person on the right. Davis also use certain points that play music
throughout the story. These are the article that I thought were interesting
this week and what I thought about them.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
What is Digital literature???
Digital literature or
electronic literature is not like normal literature where you read paper pages
from cover to cover. Electronic literature is of a digital format where the piece
is available for anyone anywhere to view at any time instead of having the
confined of business hours and time for them to get there.
Digital literature
is the next step for literature because this will allow it to grow beyond what
normal paper books cannot do. In electronic literature the author can embed
hyperlinks to other text to either expand on what they are talking about or
explain what the meaning they are trying to get you to understand in their
book. Electronic literature is growing and expanding already as some book only
come in the electronic format and that some schools are already in the process of
having all book be electronic for students. With this advancement in literature
students no longer have to carry the heavy text books around to every class all
day. The only thing necessary is a tablet or a laptop for student to be able to
do all the school work that use to take up a backpack and weight 20 pounds. With the advancement in literature there is not telling what is not possible for the expansion in the field.
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