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Kindle edition of 'Hello World: travels in virtuality' now available

 

Buy or sample the Kindle version here.

Hello World: travels in virtuality was first published in March 2004 by Raw Nerve Books. At that time it could only be produced in print and pdf formats but now, nine years later, it has entered its home territory of cyberspace. 

The Hello World blog was launched in 2004 with the original publication of the book and was live through 2004-5. Today it's a memorable archive of some of the things we were talking about in those years. Start reading it here.

Hello World was converted to Kindle by Zak Mensah of Tribehut. An E-pub edition follows soon. 

 

 

 

Video of Keynote Lecture: Transliterate Spaces at 3Ts 2013: Transliteracy from Cradle to Career

I've been sent videos of 3 lectures at the 3Ts conference at SUNY Empire State College on 15 March 2013. My talk is embedded below and features introductions by the college provost, Deborah Amery, and the Dean, Tom Mackey.  I really enjoyed all of our conversations that day.

	OER 101 03/25/2013 Presentation by Mark McBride and Beth Burns about SUNY Buffalo State's OER 101 course
	Metaliteracy: Dean Thomas Mackey 03/25/2013
	Sue Thomas Lecture 03/25/2013 A lecture on Transliteracy delivered by Sue Thomas on March 15, 2013

Transliterate Spaces at 3Ts 2013: Transliteracy from Cradle to Career

Transliterate spaces - Sue Thomas - 3Ts 2013: Transliteracy from Cradle to Career from Sue Thomas

Here are my slides from 3Ts 2013: Transliteracy from Cradle to Career, held at Empire State College in Saratoga Springs on 15 March 2013. Thanks to Tom Mackey and Michele Forte and their colleagues for a very stimulating and enjoyable event. We talked about many things in the course of the day and I tried to keep a note of all the links I needed to pass on. Here, in no particular order, are the items I think I promised to share. Do contact me if I missed anything.

Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology, NCRM Seminar, 7/12/12

The National Centre for Research Methods has invited me to talk about my technobiophilia research at their seminar on Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology at The British Library, Friday 7th December 2012.

My title is Developing the notion of technobiophilia: researching across diverse disciplines and I'll be focussing on the way I've used Evernote to work across very diverse materials.