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Hello World

This blog has been running since Hello World was published in March 2004 and these days I find I'm not posting to it as frequently as before. It isn't closing down, but if you're interested in further exploring some of the topics here, you might like to follow Writing and the Digital Life too, which is more frequently updated. WDL is a collaborative transdisciplinary blog I set up in 2005 to explore the impact of digital technologies upon writing and lived experience. We talk about writing and reading in the context of 'new and old' media, transliteracy, craft, art, process and practice, social networks, cooperation and collaboration, narrative and memory, human computer interaction, imagination, nature, mind, body, and spirit.

If you're interested in studying these relationships, you might like to know more about DMU's new Online MA in Creative Writing and New Media  designed for writers interested in exploring the potential of new technologies in their writing via a combination of online study with a week-long workshop in the UK.

Posted by Sue Thomas on Nov 05, 2005 at 08:38 AM in ~ Future Research, ~ Online MA in Creative Writing & Technology | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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Online MA in Creative Writing & Technology

DmusmallKate Pullinger and I are devising a new Online MA in Creative Writing & Technology, due to start at De Montfort University in Autumn 2006, (subject to validation).

About 80% of the course takes place online, making it very suitable for those wishing to obtain an MA in Creative Writing by distance learning.

It is designed for writers interested in exploring the potential of new technologies in their writing via a combination of online study with a short compulsory Summer School in the UK. There is also an optional residential weekend in Semester 1.

More information.

Posted by Sue Thomas on Sep 14, 2005 at 05:57 PM in ~ Online MA in Creative Writing & Technology | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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Categories

  • 00 About the book
  • 00 About the web view
  • 00 Acknowledgements
  • 00 Cover
  • 00 Foreword
  • 01 Imagining
  • 02 Hello World
  • 03 Shapes
  • 04 Geographies
  • 05 Bachelard
  • 06 Thoreau
  • 07 Links
  • 08 Electricity
  • 09 The Indian Pacific
  • 10 Growing up
  • 11 Riding the train
  • 12 The lived body
  • 13 Skin
  • 14 Where are we?
  • 15 Food and money
  • 16 Anxiety
  • 17 Worries
  • 18 Infection
  • 19 Addiction
  • 20 Nullabor
  • 21 Exposed
  • 22 Sex and greed
  • 23 Turned inside out
  • 24 Wastelands
  • 25 Settlement
  • 26 Home
  • 27 Cultivation
  • 28 More
  • 29 Coast Starlight
  • 30 Death Valley
  • 31 Virtuality
  • 32 Sunset Boulevard
  • 33 Our country
  • Nature and Cyberspace
  • ~ Articles & Papers
  • ~ Conferences, Workshops, & Talks
  • ~ Connections
  • ~ Errata
  • ~ Future Research
  • ~ Online MA in Creative Writing & Technology
  • ~ Reviews
  • ~ Win a copy [archived]
  • ~ Writing and the Digital Life