The Chinese edition of Digital Humanities is now published by Dongbei University of Finance and Economics Press. Exciting, and a bit surreal. I wrote half of this, but I can’t read a single word.
The first week of October 2019, I am in Brisbane to present a paper in progress at the AoIR 2019 conference. You may download my manuscript if you want to.
You can view my slides on Slideshare:
I presented this model at the International Symposium of Media Innovation (ISMI) in Tallinn, Estonia, 15 October 2017.
I have tried to provide a relatively clear overview of the quite complex system that allow us to stream video entertainment globally. The figure below presents the whole network.
You can download my slides from SlideShare:
Musica Romana is a prototype I made of a location-based mobile web site presenting music written for churches in Rome.
I have summed up my experiences in the chapter: «Toward a Rhetoric of the Place: Creating Locative Experiences«, in Liza Potts and Michael Salvo’s Rhetoric and Experience Architecture (Parlor Press, 2017).
My chapter in Liza Potts and Michael Salvo’s Rhetoric and Experience Architecture
Thanks to Parlor Press’ commitment to open access, you can download my chapter here.
Even better, of course, would be to buy the book from the publisher’s website or from Amazon.
(The chapter was written in 2015, published in July 2017.)
I går annonserte YouTube at de lanserer abonnementstjenesten YouTube Red i neste uke for amerikanske brukere. Dagsrevyen ba meg si ti sekunder om dette. Les videre
Kvalitative intervjuer er en viktig metode i forskning og design. Det vi samler inn i intervjuer er personopplysninger, slik det er definert i loven: Personopplysninger er «opplysninger og vurderinger som kan knyttes til en enkeltperson […]». (Lov om behandling av personopplysninger, §2).
Loven krever at du som skal gjøre intervjuer må:
I have written a chapter in a new anthology edited by Irina Kaldrack and Martina Leeker. There is no software, there are just services (Lüneburg: Meson Press, 2015).
My chapter is on mobile apps, and is titled «The cloud, the store, and the millions of apps». It is open access publication, so anyone can download and read for free.
Can we use humanist theories to design new texts? And can we use these design projects as humanist research, to add to the theories we have used? I discuss a few attempts to do so in this article published in the Journal of Media Innovations (open access).
Fagerjord, Anders. «Humanist evaluation methods in locative media design«. The Journal of Media Innovations 2.1 (2015). 107-22.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLqCM16i6QY&index=12&list=PLF1BED25959F378B7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZN-Wye4rDE&index=2&list=PLF1BED25959F378B7
http://www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall/#/?part=tunnel-creek
http://www.sunshine69.com/Drive_69.html
http://www.eastgate.com/TwelveBlue/Twelve_Blue.html
Harvard Business Review har laget en topp på artikkelsidene som angir hvor mye av artikkelen du har lest, og hvor mye som står igjen. Les videre