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"
Cinderella - A Transmedia Story
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
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