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Welcome
Lynn Fels, University
of British Columbia |
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Artificial
Educational Insights and Virtual Dystopia - The Machine in
Classroom Seven, ca. 2020
Stephen Petrina, Franc Feng & June Kaminski, University
of British Columbia |
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Capitorgs
and Free/Libre And Open Source Software (Floss): Toward Critical
Technological Literacy and Free/Libre And Open Source Society
(Floss)
Soowook Kim, University of British Columbia |
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The
Digital as Poetic: C/A/R/Tographic Inquiry into the Anorexic
Commons
Jennifer Peterson, University of British Columbia |
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Technologizing
the Tale
Jason Wallin, University of Alberta |
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The
Pedagogy of Androids: Horizon Technologies and Citizenship
Education
David Blades and George Richardson, University
of Victoria and University of Alberta |
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The
Managed Teacher: Emotional Labour and Technology
Karen Brennan, University of British Columbia |
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Spirituality,
Consciousness, Technology, and Peace
Lauren Hall, University of British Columbia |
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Pulling
Back the Curtain: Corporate Media Literacy and Media Education
Yoko Namita, University of British Columbia |
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Artificial
Life Rights: Facing Moral Dilemmas Through The Sims
Juyun Kim and Stephen Petrina, University of British Columbia |
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Reports
From the Field |
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Teacher
Education Students Sow Seeds of Possibility: Teaching and
Learning with Information and Communication Technologies
Carly Collins, Giovanna Freston, Julie Humphries, Andrea Layzell,
Lib Kennedy, Anita Liu, Trinity MacDonald, Karla McKenna,
Katie Mckenzie, Stina Morissette, Melissa Skoglund, Teacher
Education Students; Jenny Arntzen, Deb Phillips, Kathryn Ricketts,
Yifei Wang, Zuochen Zhang, Graduate ICT Mentors; and Don Krug,
Associate Professor, University of British Columbia |
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"They
Know That They Know More Than Me": Teachers Reflect
on Technology
Vetta Vratulis, University of British Columbia |
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Media
S(cr)een and Poetic
Injustice |
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Fecundity of Virtual Dystopia
as Curriculum: Introduction to Media S(cr)een
and Poetic Injustice
Franc Feng, University of British Columbia |
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Spirituality,
Consciousness, Technology, and Peace
Lauren Hall, University of British Columbia |
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Tidal
Volume
Morgan Reid, University of British Columbia |
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Spiraling Autopoiesis
Rebecca Dosch, University of British Columbia |
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A Cultural Study of Chocolate
Eugene Sayson, University of British Columbia |
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A Rose is a Digital Rose is a Rose
Kerry Randle, University of British Columbia |
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Making
of A Dream
Dai Kojima, University of British Columbia |
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Mashup
Peter Kulich, University of British Columbia |
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Pathos of Signs/Symbols in Topos Virtualis
June Kaminski, University of British Columbia |
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Endgame
The Emetics (Kedrick James and Donald Klassen) |
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Monuments ii and post-suburbia
Juan Carlos Castro, University of British Columbia |
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Reader's
Responses |
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Reader’s
Response to Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore's The
Medium is the Massage
Jiryung Ahn, University of British Columbia |
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Reader’s response to
Mark C. Taylor and Esa Saarinen's Imagologies: Media Philosophy
Jenny Arntzen and patti fraser, University of British Columbia |
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Reader’s
Response to Marshall McLuhan’s Understanding
Media: The Extensions of Man
Betty Rideout, University of British Columbia |
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Reader’s Response To Sadie Plant's Zeros + Ones: Digital Women + The New Technoculture
Marcia Braundy, Vancouver, British Columbia |
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Special Issue
Editors: Stephen Petrina, Franc Feng
and June Kaminski
Co-Ordinating Editor: Lynn Fels
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