Tag Archives: visual artefact

Weeks 3 and 4

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Grace Elliott

Focus was on making connections between cyberculture and visual literacies. A Skype text chat was organised during Week 3 to discuss the effects these have on educational thinking and practice.  “Skype, however, is banned in the UAE and its website, … Continue reading →

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Summary: Week 4

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Daniel Griffin

This week we’ve focused on the theme of digital literacies with a particular emphasis on the visual.  We have each explored some really stimulating ideas through the production of a visual artefact, and it has been interesting to notice how … Continue reading →

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Lo and behold …

Posted on October 14, 2011 by Ania Rolińska

My visual artefact on the theme of dystopia and technology …. A bit of background: To paraphrase Lennon, my visual artefact is what happens while you’re busy planning something else. The original idea was to be neutral -something that would … Continue reading →

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Week 4 Artifact: Worlds Divided

Posted on October 14, 2011 by Steph Cronin

Here is the link to my artifact: I initially named the piece “Worlds Divided by Conscience” but feel the “Worlds Divided” is perhaps more appropriate. “…by conscience” was perhaps a more personal motivation. Let me explain. Throughout this course, I … Continue reading →

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