Monday, September 25
- In class:
- Discuss “Experimental Digital Poetics” by Keith S. Wilson
- “Emblem/as” by Tina Escaja
- Assignment:
- Read:
- “High Muck a Muck” by Fred Wah, Nicola Harwood, Jin Zhang, Bessie Wapp, Thomas Loh, Tomoyo Ihaya, Hiromoto Ida, Phillip Djwa, and Patrice Leung
- A dictionary of the revolution by Amira Hanafi
- Write a reaction/response to the assigned works in which you discuss how interactivity is meaningful in the work.
- Read:
Wednesday, September 27
In class:
- “High Muck a Muck” by Fred Wah, Nicola Harwood, Jin Zhang, Bessie Wapp, Thomas Loh, Tomoyo Ihaya, Hiromoto Ida, Phillip Djwa, and Patrice Leung
- A dictionary of the revolution by Amira Hanafi
- Neal.fun by Neal Agarwal
Assignment:
- “Welcome to Pine Point” by The Goggles
Friday, September 29
Asynchronous Class
- In our forum, write a 250 word (approximately) post in which you discuss the interactivity and strategies used in “Welcome to Pine Point.”
- This is due by Saturday morning.
- Respond to a classmate’s post by Monday.
Assignment:
- Write a brief proposal for Creative Project #2.
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- Interactive Work
- Use Twine, Bitsy, or Squiffy to create a literary videogame, hypertext work, or interactive fiction.
- Accompany this with a 1-page discussion of your goals with the work, some of the challenges you faced in creating it, and what it helped you learn about interactive writing.
- I will offer a hands-on workshop in class to help you learn how to use these systems.
- A brief proposal with your thesis statement, line of argument and will be due 2 weeks before the project is due.
- Interactive Work