creating minds
Reading and Writing in the Digital Age
UC Berkeley - 23 October 2013
Kathleen Luschek /@kathleenluschek
Martin Zimper
Head of CAST, Audiovisual Media
Zurich University of the Arts
"From Aristotle to Zeitgeist"
new Commenting tool
Which leads to...
Nicolas Nova
Professor at Geneva University of Arts and Design
"Adventures in Algorithmic Cultures"
Creolization:
mixing of different cultural elements
that lead to an unexpected
and original outcome
James Bridle
Writer, Technologist, Artist
"Network Tense: How to Approach a Contemporary, Technologically-Mediated World"
- AUTOCAD people
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ARPANET
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Nuclear Weapons
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Los Alamos, New Mexico
Some Views of the Gates Foundation by Matt Haughey CC-BY-NC-SA
Structure, not the event
So what does this mean for OA Publishing?
Bernard Stiegler
Director of the Department of Cultural Development
George Pompidou Center
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MOOCs: Massive Open Online Courses
- Open Education for the Humanities
Katherine Hayles
Professor, Literature Program, Duke University
"The Cognitive Nonconscious: Implications
for Thinking in the Digital Age"
- Cognitive nonconscious
- Make sense of the world
- Humans are a computer's plan
"The internet is a tool
we built to explain
ourselves to ourselves."
-James Bridle
creating minds
By Kathleen Luschek
creating minds
PLOS 2013
