May 14, 2004
Student Work Spring 2004
A sampling of work produced by students who opted for a digital project instead of the traditional term paper in my undergraduate Computer and Text course this spring. In no particular order:
- . . . drift, by Ananth Panagariya. “The cybertexts we discussed in class demand your time, but you can choose when you allot that time to a particular work. The idea here was to take that aspect of the user’s control away from them.”
- 618, by Emily Adamo. College roomies Trevor and Jeff get a little too deep into Andrew Plotkin’s Shade.
- disorder, by Erika Salomon. An experiment in spatial fiction.
- Peeling, by Noelle Wilson. A meditation on Shelley Jackson’s Skin.
- [Untitled], by Anastasia Salter. An exploration of the promise and perils of digital preservation.
- Ergodic Music, by Ann Kelchner. With particular reference to the works of John Cage.
- Love as Unifying Force, by Robbie Powers. Alan, Eliza, Grace, Ada . . . where have I heard those names before?
Posted by mgk at May 14, 2004 11:40 PM
*blushes* um, my site is in a state of disrepair. it should be feeling better after the weekend.
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