| Cultivating Pasadena | Excerpt from most recent thread: "The option for interactivity with people who are unfamiliar to us and yet occupy a similar physical space is sharply curtailed." - Patricia Butler, USC, 12.9.2005 |
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| Hypermedia Berlin | Excerpt from most recent thread: "However, the questions of remediation and reception of history will always remain in a center of discussion as we progress into new media ways of learning altering the old and inviting the always “threatening” new." - ewa Mularczyk, USC, 12.8.2005 |
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| Mobile Figures | Excerpt from most recent thread: "Mobility acts as a metaphor throughout the project for a number of things, but it is the mobility of scholarly writing and citation that underlies the entire project which I find most interesting." - David Lerner, Univeristy of Southern California, 12.8.2005 |
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| PlaceStorming | Excerpt from most recent thread: "Being able to take a text and dissect in physical space, as opposed to through discussion or through written analysis, may lend a unique level of understanding and dialogue to the way the academy deals with writing." - Neel Garlapati, University of Southern California, 12.8.2005 |
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| The Guantanamobile Project | Excerpt from most recent thread: "What is remembered from those conversations? I think the idea of having a mobile conversation references to the mutability, the unfixed nature of conversation." - adan avalos, USC, 12.9.2005 |
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| Wegzeit | Excerpt from most recent thread: "When we think about mobility, we often tend to confine our understanding and discussion around portability, pervasiveness, and ubiquity." - Min Han, University of Southern California, 12.7.2005 |
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| WiFi.Bedouin | Excerpt from most recent thread: "We know that state-of-the art modems, an ISDN connection, and up-to-date hardware are beyond the means of most potential users - especially when you need to upgrade every six months." - Damian Castaldi, Sydney South, 2.7.2006 |
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