So this week I couldn’t attend the symposium. Classic me. Anyway I did make a point of reading through other people’s blogs and listening in class to get the general idea. In today’s tute there was a lot of discussion… Continue Reading
Without a conventional narrative structure, how much control does an author lose? The above Q ^^ was addressed in this week’s symposium. Although not worded in this exact way, I have found that this question / issue has been touched… Continue Reading
One of the questions that weren’t touched on in this week’s symposium was ‘have internet users lost a sense of privacy‘? My immediate reaction was to think back to a guest speaker that came to my high school when I… Continue Reading
A few questions were posed in Week 4’s symposium (which is the first symposium I have been to after working the last 2 Tuesdays ahgaghjh). The first topic related to the validity of information found on the internet and how… Continue Reading
Last week’s reading / symposium discussed the significance (or insignificance) of essays. Like most people I know, I don’t enjoy writing essays. That’s not to say I’m terrible at them, essay writing was actually one of my strong points in… Continue Reading
I have always been pretty reluctant to accept the fact that one day I will be out of a school / learning environment, and instead be working and acting like an adult. Even in year 12 I handed my course… Continue Reading
In week 1’s lecture we were introduced to Blogging. Adrian spoke about how Networked media promotes tacit knowledge and leaning through participation. He discussed how blogging enables us to do exactly that through writing in such a personal way. The… Continue Reading