Let The Photos Take You, Young Padawan

Let The Photos Take You, Young Padawan

by @Chris_tastrophe

| #photoblitz, ds106, photography, Reflections, Syndicated
February 11, 2018

Photoblitz The results of my Photoblitz #photoblitz #theend106 #ds106 #photography A post shared by christopocalypse106 (@christopocalypse106) on Feb 10, 2018 at 7:16pm PST What I Learned Yo, that wasn’t easy. Even though I’m go-with-the-flow for taking photos, 7 photos in 20 minutes stretched my ability and creativity. I learned much about storytelling within […]
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Reflections on movie clips

by @jetjenk43

| ds106, Reflections, Syndicated, the end
February 10, 2018

La Jetee My first thought of La Jetee after the first couple of minutes was that I had seen a movie like this before. A movie where people have their dreams manipulated. The movie I instantly thought of was the movie Inception with Leonardo DiCaprio. But this is besides the point. Throughout the early parts …
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Not To Be Dramatic, But This Will All End One Day

by @Chris_tastrophe

| analysis, ds106, finis, literature, Reflections, ShortStory, Syndicated, ThereWillComeSoftRains
February 5, 2018

Things Noted There Will Come Soft Rains Vivid imagery of all the machines, the nursery, and the fire Indirectly develops the setting and context of the post-nuclear house The nuclear after-flash of the family against the side of the house was an amazing description that required some thought and prior context to understand Repetition of […]
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Short Stories Reflection

by @Anne Armour

| Assignments, ds106, Reflections, Syndicated, writing
February 5, 2018

This week I read There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury and The Defenders by Philip K. Dick. I honestly picked these two because…
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Week 3 Reflection

by @umwequestrianista

| Reflections, Syndicated, Weekly Posts, writing, writingassignments
February 5, 2018

Weekly Reflection: This week really helped me get into the creative spirit in an apocalyptic sense. I am not very familiar with this subject matter but after reading some short stories and diving into my novel “I Am Legend” I have really acclimated to it. It has made it easier for me to do writing …
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Weekly Reflection 3

by @rachelmossds106

| Blog, Reflections, Syndicated
February 5, 2018

I have ran into some serious troubles this week. For starters, my UMW password expired earlier this week, locking me out of all my accounts.…
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Short Story Reflection

by @schooltaylorr

| Reflections, Syndicated
February 4, 2018

For my short stories, I chose to read There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury, and Finis by Frank L. Pollack. Here are my thoughts: Overall,…
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Short Story Reflections

by @jetjenk43

| ds106, Reflections, Syndicated, the end
February 3, 2018

Tupac Shakur and the End of the World I just read and completed both of my short stories. The first story I read was the story by Sandra McDonald “Tupac Shakur and the End of the World”. At first glance I thought this short story was going to be about Tupac being a zombie …
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Apocalyptic Short Stories Review

by @JillianAviva

| Reflections, Syndicated
February 2, 2018

The first apocalypse short story I chose to read was There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury. Published in…
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Reflecting on More Apocalyptic Fiction

by @eafinto

| apocalypse, apocalyptic, ds106, ray bradbury, Reflections, sandra mcdonald, science fiction, short stories, Syndicated
February 1, 2018

I have just finished reading two short stories based on separate apocalyptic worlds. The first story I read was Tupac Shakur and the End of the World by Sandra McDonald. If you’re intrigued, check it out here! The second story I read was There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury. If you want to read this one, you […]
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End Day and More

by @schooltaylorr

| Reflections, Syndicated
January 29, 2018

This week, we were asked to explore a series of apocalyptic narratives in various forms. The first was a BBC special called End Day, which…
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Much to Digest

by @Chris_tastrophe

| BBCEndDay, ds106, Reflections, RoutledgeSF, Syndicated, Wool
January 29, 2018

End Day Throughout the five apocalypse scenarios (tsunami, asteroid, eruption, virus, and “strangelet”) I noticed how the main character got closer to his goal each time the day reset. Also, the strangelet cascade was the only apocalypse explicitly produced by man – every other apocalypse was natural. Perhaps the episode implies that, even if humanity […]
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Bone Love

by rheyden

| biology, musing, Reflections, Syndicated
January 21, 2018

Until recently, I didn’t give much thought to my forearm. And I’m guessing that you haven’t either. Consider it with me for a moment. Take a minute to appreciate the engineering marvel that is your arm. Roll up your sleeve … Continue reading →
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Further Adventures of an Adult Student

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| #HASTACScholars, #netnarr, Favorites, Metro State, Reflections, Syndicated
January 18, 2018

I’m completing a Bachelor’s degree online at Metropolitan State University’s College of Individualized Studies in St. Paul, Minnesota. I chose Metro State because they were originally a University Without Walls when created in 1971. I’m also a student and worker at the Western Institute for Social Research in Berkeley, California, which grew out of Berkeley’s […]
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Learn to edit Wikipedia

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| #HASTACScholars, #storycenter, #WISR, design, openlearning, Projects, Reflections, Syndicated
January 11, 2018

Join me at the Western Institute for Social Research (WISR) in Berkeley, California, next Monday, January 15th at 6 pm Learn to edit Wikipedia! Bring your laptop and we will all sign into the online course and discuss the eventual creation of a WISR Wikipedia page. Click on the flyer to enroll or download the […]
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Farewell 2017

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| Reflections, Syndicated
January 1, 2018

Many new beginnings, many endings too. We are all temporary. [View the story “Twitter Chat: Public Humanities and Public Scholarship” on Storify]
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Why Open Matters

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| #DHSI, #digped, #DigPedLab, #OpenEdMOOC, #openlearning17, #storycenter, ds106, Image, Reflections, Syndicated
October 6, 2017

A retired American scientific glassblower, I started on my career journey at a California community college after I graduated from high school. On a whim I signed up for...
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Hoagy, Bix, Wolfgang Beethoven Bunkhouse and me

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| #Chose_Metro, #DHSI, #DHSI2017, #digped, #netnarr, #openlearning17, #storycenter, ds106, Favorites, Image, Reflections, Serendipity, Syndicated
September 22, 2017

I was coming to the end of my first year as a scientific glassblower. Thurston LeVay, the owner of Glass Instruments, came into the shop and talked with the shop’s...
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My College Degree as a Digital Humanities Project

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| #Chose_Metro, #DHSI, #DigPedLab, #netnarr, #openlearning17, #storycenter, design, ds106, Image, Projects, Reflections, Serendipity, Syndicated, Text
September 16, 2017

I’m developing a new model for adult learners so they can avoid the experience I had while trying to improve my skills at a Community College. Combining Self-Directed Learning, Computational...
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Learning Strategies and Goals

by @https://twitter.com/MCorbettWilson

| design, Ideas, Image, Projects, Reflections, Syndicated
September 5, 2017

“A university training…aims at raising the intellectual tone of society, at cultivating the public mine, at purifying the national taste, at supplying true principles to popular enthusiasm and fixed...
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