Archive for the 'Software' Category
Gnoetry: interview with Eric Elshtain
4 Comments Published by Christy Dena April 2nd, 2006 in HCTI, generators, Poetics, bots, CCS, Text Art, Criticism, Software, HAI.Many readers of this blog would be familiar with the poem generator:?Gnoetry. It is, basically, a computer program with which a human collaborates to create new poems out of a pool of texts. It is a form of constrained writing and an experiment in human-computer collaboration.?It has been described and labeled in many ways, such?as […]
Computers in the Composition Classroom (Great Debate)
7 Comments Published by Mark Marino March 29th, 2006 in Uncategorized, Text Art, Software, Education, Social.(This begins another of the Great Debates on WRT.)
Previous debates: Frustration, Hamlet, Intelligent Design.
What is the place of digital character art (and computers in general) in the composition classroom?
Many of us who research new media and games also end up in in the composition classroom, teaching English 101. Our temptation is to go straight to […]
Digital typography vs photography (via Flickr)
1 Comment Published by Jeremy Douglass January 27th, 2006 in Uncategorized, Off Topic, Text Art, MSA, Software.Alpha, uploaded by mark(s)elliott
mark(s)elliot’s photoset “Art” contains many photos of paintings… and also a small collection of simple pixelated graphics that have the distinct appearance of being born digital - perhaps in Illustrator or Photoshop, perhaps in Microsoft Paint.
The ‘aesthetic’ is quick and dirty - stark fonts, primary colors, and clip art, sans gradients, sans […]
Brainy Bot Files
1 Comment Published by Christy Dena January 13th, 2006 in Uncategorized, bots, Software.Here is a list of places that offer (mostly) free data for you to add knowledge to your bot. This can be done through a live feed and or in most cases by downloading the files for extraction from a database. I personally have not utilised these as yet but can see the benefits for […]
You and the Universe
0 Comments Published by Christy Dena November 30th, 2005 in Off Topic, Software.The Party at the Center of the Universe is an attempt at using data generated by the public to generate a spatial construct on the internet. This spatial construct takes into consideration the user’s position in space, orientation in space and identity. Each of these factors will affect the way a person is represented in […]