AudioPaint takes your digital image and converts it into sound….
AudioPaint takes your digital image and converts it into sound. Strange? Yep. http://audiopaint.software.informer.com/
It’s always show time here at the edge of the stage
Most of my experiments with web publication have been experiments with form. My late-and-unlamented blog on Blogger, my Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ presences, even my DS106 blog (which needs a daily create before it starts pining for the fjords) – all primarily attempts to understand tools through their constraints. So the act of planning the … Continue reading It’s always show time here at the edge of the stage →
A Portfolio Response to Summary
An Improvisational portfolio on the subject of Ferris Jabr’s “Why Brains Prefer Paper”. For class, Friday the 13th, February, 2015 1. Here is the article for summary: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/reading-paper-screens/?print=true 2. Here is the diigo annotated link: https://diigo.com/07c2ai 3. Here is the diigo outliner that scraped all the links and little bit more as I attempted to ‘Backward engineer’ … Continue reading A Portfolio Response to Summary →
Using Dave’s Rage Maker Comic site to make comics. Be…
Using Dave’s Rage Maker Comic site to make comics. Be ready for the weirdness … http://ragemaker.net/
exploring petersen creek
Took a little photo safari today with my youngest son and only daughter. Son #1 decided that the couch was preferable to enjoying the spring weather…oh well, maybe tomorrow. Anyways, the purpose of our little adventure was to get up into Petersen Creek Park in Kamloops and let Selah experiment with longer exposure photography. Surprisingly, […]
FEBRUARY 8, 2015 | A SHEPHERD’S JOURNAL: LISTEN, THEN CHECK THE CORNERS
I wait at the fence. Pause for the tell of a new born lamb. Nothing to skip a shepherd’s heart. Check the corners of the fields. & clank the gate chain. They think it is time to eat. I count. Pause. Hungry wooly purses and sweet silent capital. Accounted.
Not really tutorials but an exploration of explanation …
Not really tutorials but an exploration of explanation …
February 7, 2015 | A Shepherd’s Journal: Nothing. Done.
I have a reason to be about inside this beastly hour scrubbing the moony fields for lambs. a mule braying at distance. Mars two handbreadths away from a waning full moon. shadows full as noon. Young toms touching whisker trading sniffs of where they’ve been. neighbors a mile away security lights ablaze. stars even farther. … Continue reading February 7, 2015 | A Shepherd’s Journal: Nothing. Done. →
Engagement: I Do Not Think It Memes What You Think It Memes
When I search Google for “engagement WKU” or “student engagement” I get a hot mess of stuff. In fact it clarifies for me how the word has lapsed into confusion (at least for me). The Google nGram chart below for “student engagement” indicates that before 1962 there is no record of the use of the … Continue reading Engagement: I Do Not Think It Memes What You Think It Memes →
Every one of them words rang true
We had an exciting visit to Kenyon by David Rosenwasser and Jill Stephen, authors of Writing Analytically. (Dave and Jill are absolutely charming and wonderful workshop facilitators; if you’re having a campus conversation about writing you should look them up.) One of their techniques is to have students keep a commonplace book. As a classroom … Continue reading Every one of them words rang true →