I talk about Tigger oftentimes in my classes. Without a doubt, it’s one of my students’ favorite lectures. It’s always fun to see #tigger fill my Twitter stream as they face adversity. It reminds me that words can change everything … Continue reading
I’m going to begin this little essay with the pitch: I’m working on a two-year research project that will examine how people read, extract what makes the experience pleasurable, and prototype how that experience can be re-created in a digital … Continue reading
I love this idea: Do Not Try To Win Awards. This is a message that I hammer home to my students, and one they will all be receiving again in the very near term. Do not try to win awards. … Continue reading
Transmedia Indiana, a group on Flickr. Check out some of the photos from the Transmedia Indiana project
“But I am saying if you can do anything with your life right now, anything at all, I think you should do that. Because the world doesn’t need anymore lame vampire fiction, you know what I’m saying? You with me … Continue reading
The Invictus Collection Vol. 1 is now on sale. You can buy the paperback book or the EPUB download.
Since Google Plus came out, I’ve been jotting down ideas for how I’ll integrate the new service into my teaching. I’m not sure how each of these will play out – and frankly many of them will likely be used … Continue reading
I’ve been tinkering around with Google’s latest foray into the social world, Google+, and I’m more than a bit intrigued by its possibilities. The interface is easy to use (big plus), the tools are relatively handy (big plus), and smooth … Continue reading
As Prof. Jennifer George-Palilonis and I push forward with our Transmedia Indiana project, I wanted to take a moment to explain exactly why I think that what we’re doing has some innovative components to it within the classroom. In Part … Continue reading
