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a friend (who was a former student of Ulmer's) posted this to me and said that "it reminds me of elementary Ulmer pedagogy"

some echoes of electracy--"history and theory of reading/writing"

scroll down to the "storytron" video to see discussion of spatial navigation as metaphor

Jordan has a great blog post about this book... I considered using it the first time I taught our course....

just rediscovered this "book" or collection of "books."

My first semester thesis in Jane's theory class was focused on Transmedia storytelling and how The Hunger Games was poised to be a successful transmedia campaign. Often mistaken for marketing ploys (which yes, some are) I predicted that this was going to happen. Needless to say Jane didn't really agree and gave me a B - however, here we are moving forward in the Hunger Game's series and oh - what's this? Immortalizing the characters and making the Hunger Games' actually come to life. I know we aren't up to Transmedia yet but I wanted to share this because transmedia storytelling is a huge topic and one that I will continuously aim to explore here at Emerson.