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Digital Photography by Boon & Velasquez–ETEC 540 64B, November 24th, 2013
Hi, Here is our collaborative project on Digital Photography: https://sites.google.com/site/etec540digitalphotography/ Stacey & Jose
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Tagged camera, digital, lens, literacy, materiality, multi-modal, multilieracies, photograph, photography, pictures, print, social, technology, theory, visual, visual-literacy, web, websites
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Phaedrus: muddling of medium and memory
Plato expressed many concerns about the potential harm writing would have on society. He viewed the use of this new technology as an inhuman way to process knowledge. It was mechanical, devoid of feeling. Interaction with text provided no feedback … Continue reading
The Printing Press and Impacts
The following is a video on the impact of Johannes Gutenberg’s Printing Press. It outlines a brief description of printing and movable type, and then discusses the impact of the press in three areas: the expansion of literacy, the consistency … Continue reading →