Transmedia

This video demonstrates how to make a complete bibliography in less than two minutes using Zotero and .pdf files sourced from online academic journals. These articles were obtained from the Journal of Digital Asset Management.

Nice conceptual overview of Transmedia... the new Multimedia of Interweb connectedness ;)

Nice presentation summing concept and contextualizing transmedia.

I'm preaching to the choir with this one.

voice annotations

Comprehensive guide to using Facebook for organizational purposes.

grabbed this link from Jenkin's post on 'seven principles of transmedia storytelling"

another link found through Jenkins' "seven principles" post on his blog (Dec. 09).

This panel will broaden the discussion of transmedia properties to areas beyond the commercial or promotional. What are the potentials for transmedia to be used to affect social change? What parallels can we draw between the activities fan communities and other sites of collective activity? How does participation in the collectives that emerge around transmedia properties equip young people with skills as citizens? What responsibilities should corporations bear, if any, as they try to court fan communities and deep engagement? 

Excellent piece describing use of Transmedia in developing, presenting and promoting projects. Additional links from this page to pieces on Transmedia for Social Change, and more.

Interesting take on iPad purposing in the corporate world - has implications for educational computing across the spectrum of transmedia application opportunities.

The Edge question for 2010 is "How is the Internet Changing the Way You Think?" Playwright Richard Foreman asks about the replacement of complex inner density with a new kind of self-evolving under the pressure of information overload and the technology of the "instantly available". Is it a new self? Are we becoming Pancake People - spread wide and thin as we connect with that vast network of information accessed by the mere touch of a button. Technology analyst Nicholas Carr wrote the most notable of many magazine and newspaper pieces asking "Is Google Making Us Stupid". Has the use of the Web made it impossible for us to read long pieces of writing? Social software guru Clay Shirky notes that people are reading more than ever but the return of reading has not brought about the return of the cultural icons we'd been emptily praising all these years. "What's so great about War and Peace?, he wonders. Having lost its actual centrality some time ago, the literary world is now losing its normative hold on culture as well. Is the enormity of the historical shift away from literary culture now finally becoming clear? Science historian George Dyson asks "what if the cost of machines that think is people who don't?" He wonders "will books end up back where they started, locked away in monasteries and read by a select few?". Web 2.0 pioneer Tim O'Reilly, ponders if ideas themselves are the ultimate social software. Do they evolve via the conversations we have with each other, the artifacts we create, and the stories we tell to explain them? Frank Schirrmacher, Feuilleton Editor and Co-Publisher of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, has noticed that we are apparently now in a situation where modern technology is changing the way people behave, people talk, people react, people think, and people remember. Are we turning into a new species - informavores? - he asks. W. Daniel Hillis goes a step further by asking if the Internet will, in the long run, arrive at a muc

Good conceptual breakdown.

Interesting read on forecasting the fit for mobile apps in the arts.

"Transmedia," he said, "will not just be a buzz word."

Good ideas for using Diigo beyond the basics, making connections.

A manifestation of transmedia 'consumption' and critique from a fan's perspective

Interesting foray for Google - voice transcription feature set looks promising.

Very interesting collection of posts - the year end summary sparked my interest to dig back to earlier posts including the one on June 25, 2009 titled Hyperconnectivity: The Power of Sharing. It has 2 videos, one from Mark Pesce - worth the watch.