Weaving the human with tech for Education and Digital Cultures
Hi Linzi, what a truly wonderful image. For me the weaving of the human and the technical conveys so clearly the complexity of how the digital is an integral part of our lives now – almost impossible to separate. I am wondering what the motivation of making your head less ‘human’ was, going from skin colouring to black? Is it due to the digital input arriving at that point and dehumanising us, a virtual black hole so to speak?
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I loved your artefact Chenée. For me the background photograph was the most intriguing mostly due to the empty bookcase which seemed to represent a future of only digital media and no print books on display. Having found out after it was your own photograph therefore made it even more interesting. I did manage to guess that it was you on the screen though.
All in all really thought provoking, thank you.
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@helenwalker7 Thanks for this Helen, it crystallises our readings beautifully #mscedc
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@notwithabrush I’ll second Helen’s @helenwalker7 ‘brilliant’ – I had a sense of panic myself by the end, spot on! #mscedc
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@c4miller this is brilliant- you managed to capture 3weeks worth of discussion into a single video, inc the mandatory dystopian rain #mscedc
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