I’ve considered that technology, techniques and procedures are not necessarily separate from culture. they’re transporters or enablers for cultural literacy in the modern, globalised world. from the Industrial revolution to the cultural revolution in arts, screen printing (example from symposium),… Continue Reading
Arts and culture is a labyrinth of ideas, creativity, trends and philosophical ideologies. ‘Technology’ encompasses the tools and platforms, the ‘drivers’ to facilitate the evolution of arts and cultural ideas, advocating change and perpetuation in the 21st Century. I see… Continue Reading
It’s already relevant, you enter the university specifically to participate and learn, but you know where the exits and entries are, where to get coffee, what student services are available and how you can utilise these IF YOU NEED TO.… Continue Reading
Should network literacy be focused on in earlier education? Well, yes. It should be focused on in all levels of education. We are living in a network world and I(and you) am a networking girl (or boy). Changing the… Continue Reading
The eerily foreboding Xanadu-(EVEN IF HUMANITY SURVIVES- SRSLY?) casting my mind back to before I was born, when learning and sharing information had fewer choices than are now offered by globalized, Xanadu-esque platforms. I think of RMIT’s Blackboard, for… Continue Reading
WEEK 4 SYMPOSIUM The example of the Kony2012 viral mass following in relation to validity is an interesting one, as the campaign itself had zero validity and no financial credibility for their programs, but on the other hand, it… Continue Reading
There are misleading internet scams everyday where educated, classy individuals are duped by the emulated half-truths and the ‘is this bullshit?’ question is pushed aside because you check your facebook and BAM! Kanye West is a jerk (validated), he recently… Continue Reading