Creative Commons licensed photograph, "Underwood," by Flickr user Canned Muffins

Archive of Class Updates

Station Eleven, Day 1
Lab 11 › Electronic Texts
Lab 8
Lab 8
does(Programming == Literacy)? › Contemporary Connections
Getting Ready for Next Week › Poetry Bot Prep
Lab #9 › Computational Reading II
Lab 8
Reading, Writing, and/or Coding
Lab #8 › Computational Reading I
Deciphering Ariel
Analysis of the Meaning of a Textual Artifact
Lab 7
Deciphering Physical Books
Deciphering Physical Books
Lab 7: Deciphering Physical Books
Lab 7: Deciphering Physical Books
Lab 7
Deciphering Physical Books
Mark(ing It All)Down
Lab 7
The Dictionary
Deciphering My Bullet Journal—An Analog System for the Digital World
Deciphering Physical Books
Deciphering a Video Game
Field Book #7
Pulling the Press
The Resurgence of Letterpress
Quillhuntley Lab6
Lab 6 Pulling the Press
Lab 6: Pulling the Press
Lab 6: Pulling the Press
Pulling the Press
Lab #7 › Deciphering Physical Books
Lab 7 Deciphering Physical Books
Lab 6: Pulling the Press
Austen, Chesnutt, and Price › Format
Pulling the Press
Vintage is the New Old
Lab 6
Mark(ing It All)Down
Pulling the Press
The Process is the Experience
Lab #5
Letterpress Printing, Negative Space, and Feminism: A History
Lab 6 Pulling the Press
Pulling the Press
Honoring Personal Aesthetics
Planning to Print
Learning and Unlearning Print
Gender and Printing in the Nineteenth Century › The Victoria Press
Planning to print
Lab #4
Lab 5
Planning to print
Planning to Print
Lab 4: Planning to Print
Lab #6 › Pulling the Press
Lab #4
Lab 5
Lab 5
Lab 5
Hand-Press Printing: The One That Got Away
Planning to Print
Composing and Typing - The Printing Way
Field Book 5
Planning to Print
'Words as Character Strings': Composing and Printing in the Handpress Period
Type In Stride
Comparison of Dickens, Riis, and Mamusse wunneetupanatamwe
On Ancient Texts
Werner, Franklin, and Melville › The Labor of Print
Thinking with the Codex
Contradictions of Properly Reading: 16th Century-19th Century
Lab #5 › Planning to Print
Lab 5 Preparing to Print
Lab 4
Codex
The Journeys of Maps
Thinking with the Codex
Lab 4: Thinking with the Codex
Thinking With the Codex
Field Book #4
Documentation and Preservation in (and of) the Codex
Lab #4 › Thinking with the Codex
Simulating the Scriptorium
Fragmentation - Survival of Ancient Texts
Inter-Millennial Scribes
Reflection on Simulating the Scriptorium
The Samguk Sagi: A Comprehensive History of Korea
Megan Lab3
Lab 3 - Simulating the Scriptorium
Lab #3
Aesop's Fables - Morality Through History
Lost in Translation
Lab 3 - Simulating the Scriptorium
The History of The Epic of Gilgamesh
Simulating the Scriptorium - Beowulf
Funerary Texts in Egypt and Rome
Field Book #3
Text throughout the centuries
ON WRITING IN ANCIENT EGYPT
Lab 2
Visible Language Lab 2
Visible Language
Megan Lab2
Textual Relationships in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia
Lab 2 - Field Book
Visible Language
Lab #2
Lab 2
Fatato Lab2
Art as Communication
Lab 2 Visible Language
Mark(ing It All)Down
LAB #2
Lab 2 MFA
An Elixir Not of Memory, But of Reminding: Texts of the Ancient World
Lab #3 › Simulating the Scriptorium
Visible Language
Jason Toro Mccue Lab2
McLuhan, Liu, and Markdown
Writing is Visible Language
Comparing ancient texts
First Markdown Assignment
Lab #2
Co-Adaptation: The Evolution of Writing and the Shaping of Society
Rabinowicz Lab1
Lab 1
Understanding Textual Structure with Markdown
Lab 1: Understanding Textual Structures with Markdown
Lab #2 › Visible Language
Lab 1
Visible Language in Giza and Assos
Markdown as a Medium
McLuhan, Liu, and Markdown: a Reflection
Writing in Code
Lab 1: An Introduction to Markdown
affordances and limitations › Writing in Markdown
McLuhan and Liu
Lab 1
McLuhan and Liu Reflection
Gleick and Butler › Speech Sounds and Information
Lab 1 Title
Media Messages
McLuhan, Liu, and MarkDown
Lab 1 - Field Book
The meaning of media
Lab #1
Field Book #1
Markdown
Understanding McLuhan and Liu › Media Messages
Lab 1
Lab #1 › Understanding Textual Structure with Markdown
The Scriptorium
Lab #1
Mark(ing It All)Down
thinking about books as media › Romancing the Book