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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Google Culturomics Overview
A topic which got some mild buzz in both the linguistics community and the Star Wars community is the Google word frequency tool they have been publicizing. For one linguistic view, see my Linguist in the Wild blog entry –… More On: Google Culturomics Overview
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New Media Seminar Week 8 Rewind: Education and Top Chef
Way back in Week 8 of the recent New Media seminar, there was a reading on Learning Webs which discussed current structure of the K-12 educational system and whether it could be tweaked to a more personalized boutique system in… More On: New Media Seminar Week 8 Rewind: Education and Top Chef
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Teens Who Won’t Tweet
We’ve all heard that teens don’t usually Tweet, and a 16-year old guest writing for the Read-Write Web explains that this generalization is true. Like a few of us older adults, many teens have rejected Tweeting…but not for the same… More On: Teens Who Won’t Tweet
New Media Seminar Week Final!: Comics and Design
We ended this seminar with a reading from Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics which was presented in…comic format. Frames and Time The topic was “Frames” or how we interpret the passing of time based on the sequence of panels. Perhaps the… More On: New Media Seminar Week Final!: Comics and Design
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New Media Seminar Final Thoughts
We wrapped up the Baylor New Media Seminar this week, and our discussion turned again to the format. I think almost all of us had a love/hate relationship with the selected readings from The New Media Reader (MIT Press). I… More On: New Media Seminar Final Thoughts