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Cyberfeminism_Creativity_Connectivity is a special topics course taught by Krista Hoefle in the Department of Art at Saint Mary's College (Notre Dame, IN). This wiki functions as a collaborative research space where students, faculty, and visitors can investigate the conventions, themes, tools and techniques of cyberfeminist writers and artists. In addition to reading and discussing contemporary cybertheory and cyberfeminist fiction, students will be creating studio projects based on their perspectives and in response to the creative research developed here.
Krista Hoefle
Mol-dinga
Katastrophe
Helva
Birdswingsfree
Pandahat
Playdo
Jedan
Our LiNks of interest
Week One--
WIKI
Make certain you've posted the following (at minimum): Glossary Term, Compare/Contrast #1 and #2, TheHaraway Questionnaire
Also: Additions to Glossary after class lecture(s), Additions to the Links section
SECOND LIFE SCAVENGER HUNT
Make certain you've taken at least 8 snapshots of your avatar, at different angles, in different positions. Also join the NMC Campus to participate in our Q&A with author Steve Tomasula about his book VAS!
PROJECT ONE--CREATING A CYBERFEMINIST HYPERTEXT
Make certain you've completed your hypertext project, including the Project Evaluation (I actually prefer a paper copy of this evaluation).
All due by end of class on Friday, March 9th!
Weeks Eight through Thirteen
*SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT WIKI---OMG...we got caught up in Second Life and our (e)dentity Projects....
but had a great Q&A with Steve Tomasula about his book "VAS: An Opera in Flatland"
visit our project site to check it out--Our Second Life Stuff
Week Thirteen-Fifteen
*launching foward....our goals are: to print out your collage pieces from the (e)dentity project; get the basic structure in place for the Flash-based part of your (e)dentity project; do one more film and character analysis (finally, The Matrix); and a Poser workshop.
Our Final Wiki Entry
OpiNion...post your cyberfeminist-infused thoughts about "The Matrix" and our final essay reading "girl erupted" from Reload.
THANK YOU FOR A GREAT CLASS EVERYBODY!!!
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