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Rescooped by Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist from Transmedia: Storytelling for the Digital Age onto Machinimania |
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Peter Gutierrez: "As a reference work on media/transmedia, both aesthetically and historically, as a how-to for student media-makers, or simply on the professional development shelf, so that teachers and librarians can mine it for ideas, [Tyler Weaver’s book is] a text that can fill many needs at once. I was delighted, then, when the author agreed to talk to me about this fascinating topic" …
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Peter Gutierrez: "As a reference work on media/transmedia, both aesthetically and historically, as a how-to for student media-makers, or simply on the professional development shelf, so that teachers and librarians can mine it for ideas, [Tyler Weaver’s book is] a text that can fill many needs at once. I was delighted, then, when the author agreed to talk to me about this fascinating topic" … Via The Digital Rocking Chair
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Great Article - Very inspiring.
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February 8, 3:08 PM
Grrls like comics, too! Love me some Comics! @ComicLife
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Platinum Arts Sandbox Free 3D Game Maker is a popular award winning open source free game maker and educational game design software tool that makes it easy for kids and adults to create video games, maps and worlds.
I always look for interesting softwares for my kids. You know, something they actually could learn from and got skills to use in other terms off life. They want to play games, ok, why not let them build something for them self then. :-) @safegaard Delete the scoop?
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Charlie Jane Anders: 'We were lucky enough to get a chance to talk one-on-one with del Toro about Rise of the Guardians, and he explained to us why children's stories need to be dark, because "kids are neurotic."' Via The Digital Rocking Chair Delete the scoop?
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Great Article - Very inspiring.