I always would listen to songs on ITunes and just so being when I would read the titles the would make up a poem of would make a cool meaningful sentence. When I actually tried creating this poem for the DS106 Assignment ‘Stories Written In Windows Media Player” it was a little harder than I thought. Maybe because I had to actually put in effort. This is what I came up with.
My mother still has no clue how to work anything Apple related. I’m not sure why, to me it is very intuitive. None the less, I’ve gotten many a call from her trying to figure out iTunes. Here is my tutorial for her on how to make a “Smart Playlist” within iTunes:
I used Screenr to record the video. It is very simple to use, just watch out for the issue wiht clicking “done” (It will hide in the toolbar area).
I watched two examples to make sure I knew how to explain things. One was a tutorial on how to download Skype. She was very consise in explaining what to do. It was cute on how she said “mom” instead of you. I should have done that, too. Another one was how to Google! I thought this was cute because its true: mothers don’t know how to google anything. Both were very cute and informative on how to explain things to someone who has no clue.
I’m not sure what else I need to describe for this assignment!
This was worth 5 stars so I now have [10/16] stars.
Here’s my take on Call_lean’s idea of a short story made of song titles. Hope you enjoy it!
A computer-generated story, using tracks in my iTunes library as source material as per request
A tale of mortality. Of acceptance. And of transcendence.
