Monthly Archives: May 2016

On Meatloaf, Mikey, and Life

Posted on May 24, 2016 by phb256

Today’s Daily Create challenge was to create the “worst photoshopped photo ever.” But I’m still thinking of the tweet I saw yesterday: Reminder that Brian Eno was in a cat food ad: pic.twitter.com/XgASiLU350 — d a banks (@DA_Banks) May 23, … Continue reading →

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Hypertext in the ’70s

Posted on May 9, 2016 by phb256

Zach Whalen tweeted some quotes from an ancient documentary on hypertext: “…pristine and inviolate — but manifold and pluralistic. This web of interrelated texts is called a hypertext.”https://t.co/yxouNxmOVU — zach whalen (@zachwhalen) May 9, 2016 Hypertext: an Educational Experiment in … Continue reading →

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A tale of some timely help

Posted on May 3, 2016 by phb256

I started experimenting with Omeka, just to see what I could do with it. It’s a content management system designed for showcasing digital collections, such as libraries, museums and archives might have. I’ve had discussions with a professor about working … Continue reading →

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How-to from the #4life crew

Posted on May 3, 2016 by phb256

As ds106 ends each semester, the class gives advice to future ds106ers. It’s a good reflective exercise, and it lets people have some idea of what they’re getting into. Everybody says it’s a lot of work, and most say it’s … Continue reading →

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