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Kathi Berens

Transmedia 202: Further Reflections - 0 views

  • What the adaptation-extension distinction was intended to address was additive comprehension, a term borrowed from game designer Neil Young, to refer to the degree that each new text adds to our understanding of the story as a whole. So, the Falling Skies graphic novel is a prequel which tells us about the disappearance of the middle brother and thus helps to provide insights into the motives of the characters on the Turner television series. In this case, additive comprehension takes the form of back story, but the same graphic novel also helps us to better understand the organization of the resistance movement, which we can see as part of a world-building process. Most transmedia content serves one or more of the following functions: Offers backstory Maps the World Offers us other character’s perspectives on the action Deepens audience engagement.
  • the logical relations between those media extensions.
  • transmedia
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  • we need to come back to the relations between media and not simply count the number of the media platforms
  • chunking (creating meaningful bits of the story)
  • “radical intertextuality.
  • Multimodality
  • affordances of different instructional media, but applied by Christy Dena to talk about transmedia narrative
  • A franchise can be multimodal without being transmedia — most of those which repeat the same basic story elements in every media fall into this category
  • additive comprehension
  • That’s why shortening transmedia to “a story across multiple media” distorts the discussion.
    • Kathi Berens
       
      This is a key element: we'll need to decide if our story is transmedia or simply multimodal: what's the "additive comprehension" we're aiming to convey?
    • Kathi Berens
       
      What's "additive" abt what we're doing with the MB4H campaign?
jennifer koobie

How Facebook Is Quietly Getting You To Give Up More Data - 0 views

  • But now that Facebook has launched the App Center — where Facebook apps (Farmville, Draw Something), along the most popular iOS and Android apps that plug into Facebook, all live together — and become something more like Planet Facebook, you might be giving up personal information to more companies than just Facebook.
  • Facebook has always technically asked for your permission to do things, but every time it changes its design, things get a bit more unclear as to what actually happens when you do things like play a game or read an article.
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    interesting article about facebook gathering data by requesting access through app center and the marketing tricks that make it easier for consumers to go along with it. 
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