A few final things…

We have posted final grades to the “Grades” page, so do check and make sure everything is fine. These are the numbers/totals we used to calculate official grades (as submitted to DuckWeb…). We are also in the process of assembling a directory of field guides, which you will find in this post. In order to make […]

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Bye for now…

The fall term is over, and so ends the second run of a transmedia-focused Art and Society. Thanks to each student for collaborating with us on this exploration of transmediated collective pedagogy; your contributions have built on what this class did Spring 2010 as well as providing momentum and direction for future iterations. The chaos […]

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Another cloud tool…

Just discovered Tagxedo, which is a far more flexible tool than Wordle for making word clouds/visualizations from text. The catch is that Tagxedo requires Silverlight, a Microsoft browser extension…

With Tagxedo, you have a lot more control over shape, which words are included, and potential sources (Tweet streams, URLs, etc). Definitely worth checking out!

Here is a cloud I made from the Twitter feed generated during the Oregon Folklife Network‘s launch-symposium, “Public Folklore in the 21st Century“:

OFN Twitter stream cloud

Click on the image or follow this link to get to a “live”/larger version on the Tagxedo site…

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