What we did April 5 + what to do for class Monday, April 12

In class Justine walked us through Storyland, and Ryan presented on Nio. Great presentations both - thank you very much.

I pointed out the sampler of electronic literature genres (posted on the right sidebar) and we talked over some ideas for the final project.

For Monday, Anna will be presenting on Strings, & Melissa sill talk about Girls Day Out. After their reviews we will devote the rest of class to work on the Final Project.

We will spend any time left in class working on your final projects.

Final showing for your work: Sam has arranged for us to have a one day exhibition, from noon until 8:00 p.m. at the Nancy Dryfoos Gallery across the way at the Library on April 28. We will set up your works as on display in the morning, and you will give individual presentations on them beginning at 6:00 - until we finish. If some of you have to leave, or have class conflicts, we can schedule you first. I just didn't want to run out of time.

Sam is working on the PR materials. For the poster, we decided to do a grid like for the Electronic Literature Collection, only with images from the works you want to display. So:

ASAP send via email, a screenshot or image (at least 300px) that represents each of your projects to Sam at jackssam@kean.edu

Blog 15.5: do some writing to identify the concept, software + basic structure.

In class you will be expected to be ready to move on developing this piece.