www.prezi.com

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After considering the latest class chat on rhetorix about gaming and the articles “Learning and Games,”by James Paul Gee and “Productive Gaming: The Case for Historiographic Game Play,” by Kurt Squire and Shree Durga, I put more score on the…

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In my library on the top of one of my shelves sits a humble display of media nostalgia.  The Royal typewriter reminds me of my mom working hard at home while my sisters were in school typing income tax returns…

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Even today, the old adage “What goes around comes around” is alive and well.  Or, wait, maybe its “Cheaters never prosper”…? When it comes to Mirko Tobias Schäfer’s article “Participation Inside,” it seems once more that civil disobedience just doesn’t…

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Although argued that technological access should be free and available to all, a newer round of hype concerning the economic distancing of upper and lower classes in society involves computer literacy.  Ellen Seiter’s “Practicing at Home:  Computers, Pianos, and Cultural…

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http://rhetdezigner.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/electronic-portfolio.pdf or here is the link to the CSTAN page http://www.csustan.edu/agstudies/internships.html

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One of the “hot topics” at the Computers and Writing Conference at UC Davis that I attended this past June surrounded the idea of “electronic portfolios.”  The concept made total sense to me.  This definitely will be the future status of…

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“Young People, Ethics, and the New Digital Media: A Synthesis from the Good Play Project” argues that five key issues are at stake in the new media, including identity, privacy, ownership and authorship, credibility, and participation.  While all issues contain…

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