Category Archives: Work in Progress

To be honest, it’s hard to know what my moderating is like before actually moderating anything. I’m assuming that most of the content for this one-page paper is going to be generated during the deliberations, but that doesn’t mean I … Continue reading →

…what, exactly? Well, I’m not completely sure yet, but I have some ideas. The best idea so far is optimism. I do, in fact, believe quite strongly in optimism. But normal optimism is kind of boring. I would probably talk about the … Continue reading →

I’m kind of excited for how this project is going to turn out. Usually when I’m working on a video presentation, I have some ideas and expectations for how awesome it’s going to turn out. And every single time, it fails … Continue reading →

Last WIP blog, I mentioned how I was going to choose between talking about the development of the [stereoscopic] technology and talking about the future applications of the technology. It might be a little ambitious, but… why not both? I … Continue reading →

I had a good time talking about the development of stereoscopy (3D in movies and television) and its recent resurgence in my paradigm shift paper. But I really didn’t get to talk much about how it might change things in … Continue reading →

That is the question. …Actually, it’s the name of an awesome article I found using the LionSearch on Wednesday, and it fits perfectly with my planned topic. For those unaware, my plan is to research the current trend of 3D–both … Continue reading →

I’m pretty excited about the idea I managed to come up with. Which is this: why is our society obsessed with the 3D? Look at all the new animated movies coming out–they’re 3D. Old commercials and TV shows feel the … Continue reading →

That title sort of reads as “milk whip,” but what I really mean to say is that I’ve selected a speech by Martin Luther King Jr. for my Work In Progress blog. But no, I decided not to do “I … Continue reading →

I’m happy to report that my speech has made significant forward progress (at least, in comparison to its status a few days ago). I had my interview with Jim Rosenberger, whom I knew to be deeply involved in the community. … Continue reading →

After a short period of intense consideration, I decided on conducting an interview instead of finding an artifact with civic significance, since I knew I would have an easier time finding the right person to interview than finding the right … Continue reading →