Touch the firehose of ds106, the most recent flow of content from all of the blogs syndicated into ds106. As of right now, there have been 92560 posts brought in here going back to December 2010. If you want to be part of the flow, first learn more about ds106. Then, if you are truly ready and up to the task of creating web art, sign up and start doing it.

  1. Jeremy Sauer

    My Name in Tokyo

    by
    The Assignment:  was looking through the ds106 assignments to find one I could do when I discovered this one. Its instructions are: Find your name in the environment around you. Look for your first name, parts of your first name, or even the individual letters that make up your name in the environment around you. […]
  2. Jeremy Sauer

    Name that Tune – Music Mashup

    by
    The Assignment: I found this assignment, and always appreciate a chance to share good music with others, so I did it. The instructions were as follows: For this assignment, I got short pieces from 6 different songs and put them into once piece. I tried creating the effect of tuning through the radio for this […]
  3. Jeremy Sauer

    DFPQ1

    by
    At the turn of the century, higher education looked in the mirror and, seeing its portals, its easy-to-use LMSs, and its “digital campuses,” admired itself as sleek, youthful, attractive. But the mirror lied. I like this sentence from Gardner Campbell’s Personal Cyber-infrastructure essay the most because of how it personifies higher education as a vain […]
  4. Jeremy Sauer

    Zoro on Zorro

    by
    The Assignment: I actually realized after completing this assignment that it was a design assignment, of which I have already done this section. But since I was inspired by Takuji and Yuka‘s posts, I did it anyway. The instructions are as follows: Take any person, thing, or animal and apply a cartoon character head to […]
  5. Jeremy Sauer

    Dorm Room Cooking with Jeremy

    by
    The Assignment: I was looking through the different ds106 categories for something I hadn’t tried before, and came across this assignment. Since I’ve always loved cooking, and was once a first place winner in the Northwest high school culinary competition, I thought this would be really fun to do. The assignment instructions say: Do you […]
  6. Jeremy Sauer

    Futuristic Wordshopping

    by
    The Assignment: Pick one word. Select one single typeface, and communicate your word. Do not use colors or any other graphical elements. The goal is to select a type face that represents the meaning of the word, and if needed manipulate the font using different sizes, bold, italics, counterform (spacing) etc to visualize the word. […]
  7. Jeremy Sauer

    Vice Online Discussions and What I Learned from Them

    by
    I still think these discussions are fun, but I have to say I don’t really like the topic of cyberbullying. It’s almost like watching the news in that you won’t hear anything good about it… Anyway today, I got to see more three presenters who talked about bullying and other methods of attacking people online. […]
  8. Jeremy Sauer

    The Daily Create #43 – Roasted Sweet Potatoes

    by
    Today’s Daily Create was: Tell the story of a place in one ambient audio recording. I heard the song about roasted sweet potatoes yesterday when I went grocery shopping at Aeon (Japanese grocery store), and it got stuck in my head even though I already have sweet potatoes. So when this came up, I thought ...
  9. Jeremy Sauer

    Going Anywhere…

    by
    The Assignment:  I changed the assignment a bit, but the original assignment is here, and says: Photograph your best day dreaming window and alter it to show what you’re dreaming of. Maybe it’s a dream of a different season, a vacation destination, a moment in the past, or a fantasy land; it’s all up to ...
  10. Jeremy Sauer

    The Daily Create #41 – What Would I Do Without It?

    by
    Today’s Daily Create was: Take a photo of my most prized possession. Given the I use my iPod Touch nearly all hours of the day, on a daily basis for keeping track of homework assignments, Japanese dictionary, music, movies, budgeting, alarms, notes, scheduling, email, games, remote controlling my PC from anywhere there’s an internet connection, ...
  11. Jeremy Sauer

    Climbing to Heaven

    by
    The Assignment: This assignment has been done by a number of others, so I decided to do it as well. It reads: So here’s something fun for everyone to do, should be quick and easy, but try to make it pretty. First, go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random The title of the article is now the name of ...
  12. Jeremy Sauer

    The Daily Create #38 – Kid at Heart

    by
    Today’s Daily Create was: Take a photo of an object that represents how old you feel. I saw this catalog promoting the new upcoming Doraemon movie in Lawson (a convenience store) today, and really wanted to have one of these cute plushies. For wanting one of these I really am a kid at heart, but ...
  13. Jeremy Sauer

    Lockman has died of dysentery.

    by
    This is just a random post, but I found this site , and I’m really surprised that we’ve gotten to the point where computers from long ago can be emulated without even needing to install a program. The emulator simply runs within the browser window. The interactivity this brings is probably a really good example ...
  14. Jeremy Sauer

    The Daily Create #36 – Happy Happy Lunch

    by
    Today’s Daily Create was: Take a photo of a food being served or eaten in an unconventional way. This was the first bento box I made. Being in Tokyo, I figured it would be good to know how, and I think it’s kind of creative how you can arrange things in the box to make ...
  15. Jeremy Sauer

    The Daily Create #23 – Supersize my Bottle

    by
    I went back and did this one because there wasn’t any New Daily Creates I felt inspired to do. So, this day’s Daily Create was: Take a photo of two related objects of drastically different sizes. I drink a lot of water, maybe more than I need, but that’s besides the point. I already have ...
  16. Jeremy Sauer

    You Spin Me Right Round

    by
    The Assignment: To be honest, I don’t know where the assignment came from, or even if it is one. From Scott Lockman’s post, it appears to be a spin-off assignment he thought of after reading a classmate’s assignment… But oh, well. I’ve been wanting to make a funny animated GIF of this for a while ...
  17. Jeremy Sauer

    Alan Kay’s Burger Conundrum

    by
    The Assignment: I decided to hop on the bandwagon of other classmates that have been doing “Patty Pioneers” since Adam first submitted it as a DS106 assignment. He wrote the assignment instructions as follows: Simply put, this assignment involves editing a picture of any Computer Pioneer so that it looks like they are eating/about to ...
  18. Jeremy Sauer

    Jailbreaking the Memex?

    by
    I just thought of this as I was reading Anthony’s blog post he wrote that stemmed from the quote in class that the iPhone is the memex. I read more about the Bush’s original idea of the memex, which (quoting from the Wikipedia article) “compress and store all of [one's] books, records, and communications, mechanized ...
  19. Jeremy Sauer

    My First DS106 Assignment

    by
    The Assignment: This one wasn’t an actual assignment on the DS106 website. Which is convenient since the DS106 site is blacked out in protest of SOPA at the moment. But I guess if I were to write an short set of instructions for this, it would be: “Take a photo of a piece of modern-day ...
  20. Jeremy Sauer

    Self Introduction

    by
    Since this blog is going to be read by both my teacher, Mr. Scott Lockman, and all my classmates in CIS 835, I figured that a bit of a self introduction is in order. My name is Jeremy Sauer, and this is my first semester here at TUJ. This class also represents a bunch of ...

ds106 in[SPIRE]