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Taxes Made Me Do It (ds106 Playlist Story)
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by brianjmatis Working on my taxes today got me started on trying a hand at a ds106 playlist assignment story (plus the Beatles “Taxman” showed up near the top as I scanned my music in iTunes. I could not help but try yo play in some flickr photos as well cc licensed flickr photo shared by marcos papapopolus cc licensed flickr photo shared by krembo1 Happy pup- as am I cause a decent refund is coming my way!
Playlist: Just Herb Alpert and Abbey Road
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For this assignment I limited my choices to the great Herb Alpert and the Beatles classic album Abbey Road. I cheated a bit and added an underscore to separate title. So sue me.
Random Assignment for DS106 – Playlist Story
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As I was scanning through the DS106 RSS feed reading posts and listening to lots of content, I came across an assignment that had to do with writing a story using your music playlist. I couldn’t find the “official” assignment anywhere on the ds106.us website. I’m still trying to figure it all out. Anyway, this assignment was a bit less academic than the one I was currently working on (reading and reflecting), so I thought I’d give it a whirl. It looks like someone named Colleen created her own assignment. The jist of it is: Using Windows Media Player*, construct ...
No Sleep Tonight (iTunes Story)
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Here’s my take on Call_lean’s idea of a short story made of song titles. Hope you enjoy it!
playlist story
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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.
Poems, in a couple separate forms.
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I have always enjoyed the power of images to influence what we interpret from words. I remember getting so frightened of a picture in a book as a child that I was absolutely unable to finish the rest of the text until I had come to terms with the picture. The rest of the book retained some of that initial horror that I had gotten from the picture. Anyhow, these two poems were suggested as assignments for the digital storytelling class I’m currently enrolled in. I thought they looked like fun, so I completed them. First: Newspaper Blackout Poetry I ...