Only one reading this week to be completed by Monday, 2nd February. It’s a bit dense so be sure to take your time with it. Galloway, Alexander R. Protocol: How Control Exists after Decentraliz...Read More
Have a look at these two different news articles about the same story. While neither goes particularly far towards either side of bias, have a think about the ways in which information is prioritise...Read More
Andrew Murphie and John Potts, Culture and Technology. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003. Print. ‘Theoretical Frameworks’ extract (PDF) Andrew Murphie and John Potts, Culture and Technology. New ...Read More
These cover all of next week, so try and get them done by Monday. There won’t be any readings on Monday of next week so the load of readings will be lightened considerably from here on out. 1....Read More
Although in some distant, or not-so-distant, future all individual texts will electronically link to one another, thus creating metatexts and metametatexts of a kind only partly imaginable at present,...Read More
These to be completed by Wednesday, 14/1/2015. 1. (&2) Douglas, J. The End of Books — Or Books Without End?: Reading Interactive Narratives. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2000. (First...Read More
These should be completed by next Monday. These are listed in order of importance and I would encourage you to think about the significance of the date of publication attached to each piece as it wi...Read More
Value: (40%) Due: Friday, 19th February at 5pm This task can be completed in pairs or individually. If a complete draft of the writing (minimum 1200 words) is submitted to your teacher by Monday, 9th ...Read More