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Welcome to the website for Writing for New Media. This course explores the emerging logic of the digital age. We will venture forth into the electronic wilderness to document what we see and read.
Throughout the semester, we will examine digital texts (web sites, DVDs, video games) as well as more traditional objects that influence digital thinking (films, comics, digital music, photographs). We will then develop our own strategies to harness this electronic logic by creating and publishing aesthetic, inventive projects on the web.
If you're just perusing this website, feel free to look around. The menu panel to the left will take you to the primary pages for the class. If you're a student in this course, you should bookmark this page. This site will be the center point for our course—I will post news, homework assignments, and other information here.
