It's been almost a month and a half since the courses began. I have no rhythm, it's worse than in France: I go to bed at no time to make a point, I get up a bit and I get exhausted but it will come. I lose a lot of time to spend hours on the net reading articles, blogs, watching videos that I share via my del.icio.us feed which is a grouping that contained that I found particularly interesting or original (on your right). This can involve new technologies, the American and French politics, music or funny stuff like the Colbert Report I just discovered. It is a mixture of Karl Zero and Barney from How I Met Your Mother, irony, humor and self-indulgence chauvinistic program. Look The Un-American News this week, Sarkozy and German Finance Minister Steinbrück are quite expensive:
Needless to say, the French on behalf trema Goette is a size well above the German Umlaut, we talk about typography course.
Anyway, I wanted to share these videos that are part of documents to study for the course. A good thing with my choice of courses is that they are complementary. On the one hand, during my Comparative studies in religion and politics in the rest about America and Middle Eastern Wars in the topic of religious fundamentalism and its political side. On the other, Introduction to Information Studies which are derived the following videos, deals with the consequences of information technology on society and the world at the level of the superstructure (Marx is in fashion) while Computer Mediated Communication use analysis at the micro level of individual these technologies and our daily interactions.
The first video from the passage of text to hypertext and how this technological development has changed the world:
A video by Michael Welsch, Kansas State University, http://mediatedcultures .net / ksudigg /
The second shows that the Internet and the world are changing the balance of power in the world:
Finally, you can watch the report for 45 minutes "Caught in the web" on 13th Street which is available fully online:
The story was a little paranoid side on the Internet and its alleged harmful effects on society a bit like Nadine Morano. But the cases are well developed, analyzed by specialists of the French online reputation with the view of those involved.
Last but not least: take a look at one of the best online advertising campaigns for the new Wario Bros.. It is innovative and of course viral possible to see directly on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/experiencewii
Needless to say, the French on behalf trema Goette is a size well above the German Umlaut, we talk about typography course.
Anyway, I wanted to share these videos that are part of documents to study for the course. A good thing with my choice of courses is that they are complementary. On the one hand, during my Comparative studies in religion and politics in the rest about America and Middle Eastern Wars in the topic of religious fundamentalism and its political side. On the other, Introduction to Information Studies which are derived the following videos, deals with the consequences of information technology on society and the world at the level of the superstructure (Marx is in fashion) while Computer Mediated Communication use analysis at the micro level of individual these technologies and our daily interactions.
The first video from the passage of text to hypertext and how this technological development has changed the world:
A video by Michael Welsch, Kansas State University, http://mediatedcultures .net / ksudigg /
The second shows that the Internet and the world are changing the balance of power in the world:
Finally, you can watch the report for 45 minutes "Caught in the web" on 13th Street which is available fully online:
The story was a little paranoid side on the Internet and its alleged harmful effects on society a bit like Nadine Morano. But the cases are well developed, analyzed by specialists of the French online reputation with the view of those involved.
Last but not least: take a look at one of the best online advertising campaigns for the new Wario Bros.. It is innovative and of course viral possible to see directly on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/experiencewii
All elements of a viral video: a known, common (YouTube)
content confusing or intriguing, especially word-of-mouth to virality
content confusing or intriguing, especially word-of-mouth to virality
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