Dear Family, The first week at camp has been exciting and sometimes scary. (There’s a guy here named Hatchet Jack.  Seriously, you did investigate the reputation of this camp before you sent me, right?) So far I’ve done two arts … Continue reading →

First week of the Camp MagicMacMuffin session of ds106. I’ve keep up with the daily create, here is the Flickr evidence: I aslo sort of did the two video tasks by combining them into one. I also did a wee bit of web dev and created a very simple iPhone web app for checking what ...

Last session, I started well but fell away from The Daily Create I want to have a better track record this time. So far, 5 days in I’ve managed to keep up, albeit by using one video to do two days. I follow @DS106TDC but the tweets are lost in the stream. I though I ...

I need another thing to do like a hole in the head. I wrapping my second semester with Daemen and elected to spend some Summer months engaged in DS106 to boost my digital storytelling and have a little fun.CC BY-NC-ND: red5standingbyThere's a lot ...

I am reusing an old post as I though it might do for a DS106 Tutorial. I’ve used this application for both creating gifs from short sections of movies and form video footage shot on my phone. Last year I was following some of the DS106 fun and playing with animation gifs. Instead of using ...

div.participad-message { padding: 10px 15px; border: 1px solid #ccc; border-radius: 2px; margin-bottom: 1em; } div.participad-message-success { background: #ffffe0; } div.participad-message-error { background: #c43; } My parents returned to California today after a three week visit on the East Coast. Early on during their visit we sat and talked about about their lives in the USSR for about an ...

div.participad-message { padding: 10px 15px; border: 1px solid #ccc; border-radius: 2px; margin-bottom: 1em; } div.participad-message-success { background: #ffffe0; } div.participad-message-error { background: #c43; } A new semester of DS106 means another crack at the animated GIF. This is the infamous eye cutting sequence from Luis Buñuel’s surrealist classic, Un Chien Andalou (1929). I’ll move that this short sequence ...