<eLiterature |
the new media age
Let's take a look at how new media is shaping how authors express their ideas and how readers engage with the texts.
Start
electronic poetry
<Index>
01
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Combinatory Poetics
02
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The Digital Age
Click on any topic to navigate directly to that section of the lesson. You can come back to this page at any time by clicking the symbol.
03
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ePoetry
04
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>
References
Return
electronic poetry
What is happening to literature as our society becomes more digital?
electronic Literature
<Combinatory Poetics>
power
memory
Click and drag the words to the fridge to create a poem of your own.
shadow
ever
only
who
honest
like
hope
too
too
storm
picture
night
something
like
without
bright
nothing
do
new
did
when
fridge
whose
for
for
paint
star
not
are
here
with
by
an
as
ed
ly
ed
ly
kind
am
ing
ing
empty
start
he
at
fire
the
soft
them
the
so
on
drowsy
is
day
is
light
you
us
from
in
his
had
time
it
as
as
tremble
has
listen
make
they
sight
stop
of
tear
home
and
to
rain
were
like
she
dream
like
see
everything
take
never
write
you
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theirs
wonder
hers
always
why
hide
what
but
electronic Literature
<Reflect>
- What was your resulting poem(s)?
- What do you notice about your poem(s) adn the poems of others?
- What drove your choices?
- How did the activity impact the writing process?
Click the button below to record your ideas.
fridge
empty
nothing
honest
ly
tremble
Reflection
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electronic Literature
<The Digital Age>
- View and read the two texts to the right.
- Select a key word or phrase from each text and discuss the connection in the link below.
- The authors may agree or disagree with eachother.
- Extend by adding your opinion in relation to the authors.
Laptop Love
An Ode to a User Friendly Pencil
by Ian Keteku (he/him (2010) Canada Grand Poetry Slam, YouTube
by Bonnie Liang (she/her) (1980, April 29) The Globe and Mail, D6
DISCUSS
Note: the link will open another window to Pro Quest with the UBC library
electronic poetry
Electronic literature is most simply described as [experimental] forms and genres of [born-digital] writing that explore the specific capabilites of the computer and network - literature that would not be possible without the contemporary digital context.
scott rettberg (he/him) 2019
electronic Literature
<ePoetry>
- View and read the two texts about the impact new media has had on poetry.
- Then move to the next page to explore some ePoetry examples.
How Instagram Saved Poetry
Memes and Poetry
by Lilli Van Belle (she/her) (2017) TEDx Amsterdam Women, YouTube
by Faith Hill (she/her) & Karne Yuan (she/her) (2018, October 15) The Atlantic
electronic Literature
<ePoetry examples>
nick montfortI ♥ E-Poetry
astridoxford blackout poetry
rupi kaur instapoetry
Shane KoycZan troll
Botpoetrysocietytwitter bot
shane koyzcan trolls
jim andrews seattle drift
go to full wiki
electronic Literature
<click> and drag the poems to the "form" [you think] matches|
shane koyzcan trolls
Shane KoyCzan troll
jim andrews seattle drift
Networked Social
KineticVideo
Generative
Interactive
Combinatory
Botpoetrysocietytwitter bot
nick montfortI ♥ E-Poetry
astridoxford blackout poetry
rupi kaur instapoetry
electronic Literature
<Word Splash>
Click on the activity board to the right.Add words, questions, associations, thoughts, examples on the stickynotes (double-click) to extend our collective understanding of e-literature Click for full-screen.
electronic poetry
E-literature is inviting, innovative, interactive, immersive, and intimate. E-literature is about experimentation.
electronic poetry
<References>
Andrews, J. (1997). Seattle Drift. Vispo Animisms. https://www.vispo.com/animisms/SeattleDriftEnglish.html
BotPoetsSociety. (2022, March 19). If I were a song. Twitter. https://twitter.com/BotPoetsSociety/status/1505120393253773314?s=20&t=Pg3IEJvcOYCbvdRkBQ3eMg
Hill, F. & Yuan, K. (2018, October 15). How instagram saved poetry. The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/10/rupi-kaur-instagram-poet-entrepreneur/572746/
Kaur, R. (2021, November 15). rupikaur_, Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/CWUKP4mMZAJ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Keteku, I.(2010). Laptop Love [Video]. Grand Poetry Slam (Canada). YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2QrdxucIUE
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electronic poetry
<References>
Koyczan, S. (2014, September 14). Troll [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=670if6Etx0o
Liang, B. (1989, April 29). An ode to a user-friendly pencil. The Globe and Mail, D6. Retrieved from ProQuest at https://www.proquest.com/docview/1237714852?accountid=14656&pq-origsite=summon
Montfort, N. (n.d.). I Heart E-Poetry. https://nickm.com/poems/i_heart_e-poetry.html
Neils, A. (2019, July 1). astridoxford, Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzYk7NrohKl/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Rettburg, S. (2019). Electronic Literature. Polity.
Van Bell, L. (2017, November 13). Memes and Poetry [Video]. TEDx Amsterdam Women. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qumI5I3XFtI
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<eLiterature |
the new media age
Let's take a look at how new media is shaping how authors express their ideas and how readers engage with the texts.
Start
electronic poetry
<Index>
01
<
>
Combinatory Poetics
02
<
>
The Digital Age
Click on any topic to navigate directly to that section of the lesson. You can come back to this page at any time by clicking the symbol.
03
<
>
ePoetry
04
<
>
References
Return
electronic poetry
What is happening to literature as our society becomes more digital?
electronic Literature
<Combinatory Poetics>
power
memory
Click and drag the words to the fridge to create a poem of your own.
shadow
ever
only
who
honest
like
hope
too
too
storm
picture
night
something
like
without
bright
nothing
do
new
did
when
fridge
whose
for
for
paint
star
not
are
here
with
by
an
as
ed
ly
ed
ly
kind
am
ing
ing
empty
start
he
at
fire
the
soft
them
the
so
on
drowsy
is
day
is
light
you
us
from
in
his
had
time
it
as
as
tremble
has
listen
make
they
sight
stop
of
tear
home
and
to
rain
were
like
she
dream
like
see
everything
take
never
write
you
Clip art vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com
theirs
wonder
hers
always
why
hide
what
but
electronic Literature
<Reflect>
- What was your resulting poem(s)?
- What do you notice about your poem(s) adn the poems of others?
- What drove your choices?
- How did the activity impact the writing process?
Click the button below to record your ideas.fridge
empty
nothing
honest
ly
tremble
Reflection
Clip art vector created by brgfx - www.freepik.com
electronic Literature
<The Digital Age>
Laptop Love
An Ode to a User Friendly Pencil
by Ian Keteku (he/him (2010) Canada Grand Poetry Slam, YouTube
by Bonnie Liang (she/her) (1980, April 29) The Globe and Mail, D6
DISCUSS
Note: the link will open another window to Pro Quest with the UBC library
electronic poetry
Electronic literature is most simply described as [experimental] forms and genres of [born-digital] writing that explore the specific capabilites of the computer and network - literature that would not be possible without the contemporary digital context.
scott rettberg (he/him) 2019
electronic Literature
<ePoetry>
How Instagram Saved Poetry
Memes and Poetry
by Lilli Van Belle (she/her) (2017) TEDx Amsterdam Women, YouTube
by Faith Hill (she/her) & Karne Yuan (she/her) (2018, October 15) The Atlantic
electronic Literature
<ePoetry examples>
nick montfortI ♥ E-Poetry
astridoxford blackout poetry
rupi kaur instapoetry
Shane KoycZan troll
Botpoetrysocietytwitter bot
shane koyzcan trolls
jim andrews seattle drift
go to full wiki
electronic Literature
<click> and drag the poems to the "form" [you think] matches|
shane koyzcan trolls
Shane KoyCzan troll
jim andrews seattle drift
Networked Social
KineticVideo
Generative
Interactive
Combinatory
Botpoetrysocietytwitter bot
nick montfortI ♥ E-Poetry
astridoxford blackout poetry
rupi kaur instapoetry
electronic Literature
<Word Splash>
Click on the activity board to the right.Add words, questions, associations, thoughts, examples on the stickynotes (double-click) to extend our collective understanding of e-literature Click for full-screen.
electronic poetry
E-literature is inviting, innovative, interactive, immersive, and intimate. E-literature is about experimentation.
electronic poetry
<References>
Andrews, J. (1997). Seattle Drift. Vispo Animisms. https://www.vispo.com/animisms/SeattleDriftEnglish.html
BotPoetsSociety. (2022, March 19). If I were a song. Twitter. https://twitter.com/BotPoetsSociety/status/1505120393253773314?s=20&t=Pg3IEJvcOYCbvdRkBQ3eMg
Hill, F. & Yuan, K. (2018, October 15). How instagram saved poetry. The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/10/rupi-kaur-instagram-poet-entrepreneur/572746/
Kaur, R. (2021, November 15). rupikaur_, Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/CWUKP4mMZAJ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Keteku, I.(2010). Laptop Love [Video]. Grand Poetry Slam (Canada). YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2QrdxucIUE
page 1 of 2
electronic poetry
<References>
Koyczan, S. (2014, September 14). Troll [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=670if6Etx0o
Liang, B. (1989, April 29). An ode to a user-friendly pencil. The Globe and Mail, D6. Retrieved from ProQuest at https://www.proquest.com/docview/1237714852?accountid=14656&pq-origsite=summon
Montfort, N. (n.d.). I Heart E-Poetry. https://nickm.com/poems/i_heart_e-poetry.html
Neils, A. (2019, July 1). astridoxford, Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzYk7NrohKl/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Rettburg, S. (2019). Electronic Literature. Polity.
Van Bell, L. (2017, November 13). Memes and Poetry [Video]. TEDx Amsterdam Women. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qumI5I3XFtI
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