Nicole Basaraba's Storify: Transmedia

Overall I learned a lot about transliteracy, technobiophilia, and transmedia this semester. The New Media Narratives course really inspired my personal, professional, and academic pursuits.  I wish there was a #NMN2.0 so I could learn more about these areas, but I will continue to do so on my own time. The following is a Storify highlighting three areas I focused my attention on in the #NMN course.

Week 12: Review

This term has flown by and I've watched how you've all engaged with social media. I thought a great way to give a review of our term would be to "storify" the ebbs and flows of our discussions.

Now, I pass the Storify baton to you. For this week, as a way to review what you've learnt in the term, I would like you to create your own Storify. Here are some guidelines:

1. Choose ONE theme from our course that resonates most with you (it might be #transliteracy, or #crowdsourcing or more traditional communications modes or the idea of the "book")
2. Include a pertinent headline and mini-overview (as you can see in mine). Make sure to include our #NMN hashtag. 
3. Include various modes such as images, tweets, blogs and videos. Have at least two of each. You should have at least 10 elements in your storify.
4. Feel free to add in any text elements to elucidate or add context to a video or tweet (etc) that you're including.
5. Embed your Storify in a blog post AND write 150-200 words that explain your topic and how it relates to our course.
6.  You have the week (until Sunday) to work on your Storify review. 
7. Let me know if you have any questions!