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FTVMS 712 - Digital Media
Add and modify content and pages. I (Luke) don't have any preconceptions about how this Wiki should be structured. As well as weekly notes, we might develop 'key concepts' and 'key people' sections, say, or sections dedicated to specific digital platforms (YT, FB etc.). But others might have (or develop) much more creative ideas for structuring the space. Like the YT channel, let's treat this as a serious experiment, allowing for the possibility that it may fail but seeking to make it succeed. One ingredient required for a wiki to work is that contributors aren't too precious about the stuff they add in here. The other side of the same coin is that they need also to be sensitive to and appreciative of the work that others put in. No vandalism: just building. No deconstruction without reconstruction.


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Wikis tend not to be very visually rich: perhaps we can make an effort to make this space a little more engaging than your standard wiki. To start things off, here's a recent video from Prof Wesch whose work we touched on in class. I'm really keen on the message here; the practice of undoing the standard model of university teaching is not at all straight forward, though.

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