Time Flying By, Not In Seconds but Clicks
Thinking Digitally
Thinking Digitally
Art begins in imitation and ends in innovationMason Cooley
And now the media think tank(Media Center) at the University of Minnesota is setting up a framework for discussion on innovation in progress, including the creation of a group who are working and thinking on "tomorrow's Fourth Medium" and ongoing (r)evolution in digital storytelling.They think the transitional time when a new medium is primarily used to replicate the established medium is playing out.
This is dawn of the connected epoch in human civilization. We are living, you and I, in the first seconds of a society reshaped by empowered individuals connected by digital network, of lives shaped by unprecedented volumes of information and shifting notions of knowledge and trust. Institutions like media and governments are bending under weight of change, of social and economic disruptions to the way people acquire and apply knowledge. New institutions and conventions are taking shape.
, says Andrew Nachison, Director of Media Center.
Thanks to Susan, here we have a summary of Media Think presentation:
- Beyond Media
- Find, Participate, Play
- The Age Citizen Journalism
- Being Smart About Infographics
- Flash Journalism
- Multimedia Photojournalists
- Good Days and Bad
- It's the Structure, Stupid
- Immersive Graphics
- No More "Been-There-Done-That"
- Digital Story Early Adopters
- Multimedia Narration
- The Art of Progress
- Beyond Media
- Intro to Persuasive Games
- Documenting Nature
- Blog Obsession
- The Art of Progress
- Thinking Outside Screen
- Literature and Collaboration
- Swimming the Web
- Phlogging
- Turning Points in Online Experience
- Designing Experiences
Wish Andrew and his colleagues at the University of Minnesota Digital Think all success.
