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Aug

Annotated Bibliography Ver 10.0 – Finalization

Posted by Ka Wah  Published in Annotated Bibliography, Networked Media (2011)

For the purpose of this annotated bibliography assignment, my group and I had chosen EXTRACT 2, which is the “Blogging thoughts: personal publication as an online research tool” by Torill Mortensen and Jill Walker. Before I began to dissect and analyse the extract, I started of with an introduction entry to remind myself what is [...]

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Tags: annotation, communal discourse, hyperlinks, Jill Walker, Networked Media, Torill Mortensen

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24

Aug

Annotated Bibliography Ver 9.0 – Hypertext Essay Reference

Posted by Ka Wah  Published in Annotated Bibliography, Networked Media (2011)

Looking back at my first annotation reminds me of why we are doing this assignment. The purpose of this annotated bibliography assignment was to provide my group (Yu-Ann, Shae, Sasha) and I some insight on the extract, to think about the problem Mortensen and Walker was trying to explore and to analyse what contents can [...]

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Tags: annotation, Facebook, HTML, hyperlinks, Jill Walker, Tumblr, Twitter

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24

Aug

Annotated Bibliography Ver 8.0 – Analysis of Links from the Extract

Posted by Ka Wah  Published in Annotated Bibliography, Networked Media (2011)

Example of how links are like roots, clustered and unorganized. I realized that up until this point of annotation I haven fully analyze this sentence that “links are like roots, tendrils, reaching out between fragments, creating a context for bits and pieces that at first glance may seem to be unconnected fragments” from Mortensen and [...]

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Tags: annotation, Final Fantasy IX, Google+, hyperlinks, Jill Walker, Torill Mortensen, YouTube

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21

Aug

Annotated Bibliography Ver 6.0 – Relationship of extract with Networked Media

Posted by Ka Wah  Published in Annotated Bibliography, Networked Media (2011)

I find it interesting that both the Networked Media course outline and Mortensen and Walker’s extract have a similar theme or argument, which is to examine the thinking, and writing process in the network/media. Although at first glance it does not seem obvious, Mortensen and Walker’s extract actually relates a lot with Networked Media course. [...]

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Tags: annotation, hyperlinks, Jill Walker, Networked Media, RMIT, Torill Mortensen

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