Super Punch: Adversarial fashion“The patterns on the goods in this shop are designed to trigger Automated License Plate Readers, injecting junk data in to the systems”
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Sunless Sea (2015) is an exemplar of a quality-based narrative. Its use of storylets and a complex network of interconnected qualities to guide their availability demonstrate how narrative elements can be remixed to create systems capable of generating new player stories based on only a few simple rules. At the same time, however, it shows …
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Back to Work Entry 291 for Friday January 29, 2021 The core questions: Credit goes to Ben and readers of his blog for these “Four Questions” and the five stretch questions. What did you do […]
I’ve had an idea in the back of my mind for a long time now, and as I get closer to a real-world gRSShopper other people can actually use I began to ask around is anyone had seen an implementation. In a word, the response was “no”. So I decided to crea…
Those Oilers Entry 290 for Thursday January 28, 2021 The core questions: Credit goes to Ben and readers of his blog for these “Four Questions” and the five stretch questions. What did you do today? […]
Working with SimpleQBN Part 1: Concepts Part 2: Working with Node.js Projects Part 3: Working with Web Projects SimpleQBN is a generic JavaScript library for creating quality-based narrative (QBN) works. It borrows heavily from other projects like TinyQBN for SugarCube in Twine 2, but is designed for more general Node.js and Web-based projects. Part 1: …
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by Heather Stafford, DLINQ Instructional Designer, and Dr. Sarah Lohnes Watulak, DLINQ Director of Digital Pedagogy and Media As we wrote about in the second installation of this year’s Digital Detox, students have unequal access to their learning, whi…
So, I’ve been helping with a fun audio project to fill the gaps in my social schedule during the pandemic. #25YearsOfEdTech has been a fun way to connect, learn, and share with a community of brilliant professionals — so here’s our reflection as we get meta to podcast about the podcast: We are about halfway… Continue reading #25YearsOfEdTech: Call for Audio Reflections
I really enjoyed the essay collection called Late Migrations (A Natural History of Love and Loss), and was working on poems as I was diving in through the book about nature and the world and personal stories (see my review of Margaret Renkl’s book). Sometimes, I write poems in the morning as a response to […]
Washing Dishes Entry 289 for Wednesday January 27, 2021 The core questions: Credit goes to Ben and readers of his blog for these “Four Questions” and the five stretch questions. What did you do today? […]
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I was a tad skeptical when I saw the tweets being reshared from a student who was (rightfully if true) upset that his university was having dead professors teach classes. It was the macabre right out of a Netflix series idea of the Teaching Dead but then it is amplified by this Slate story, How […]
Carl Hiassen sure knows how to cook up a doozy of a young adult book. In Squirm, another in his series of books with environmental themes and young protagonist thwarting the evil greedies of the world, Hiassen spins a tale worth a read. Billy, the hero here, lives in Florida with his sister and his […]
Cooking and Laundry Entry 288 for Tuesday January 26, 2021 The core questions: Credit goes to Ben and readers of his blog for these “Four Questions” and the five stretch questions. What did you do […]
How did colleges and universities manage to shunt classes online in a hurry last spring? What are we doing in higher ed now to organize spring term during a still-roaring pandemic? What are our stories of educational transformation? I’d like … Continue reading →
Webinars for the new year. I did the first one last week and the rest are upcoming. All in cooperation with Maskwacis Cultural College. See https://continuingeducationi.blogspot.com/January 18, …
