Author: elejansen

  • ipu poll

    People at ITU Telecom World Conference (Geneva, Oct 24) came up with an interesting poll. It’s a bit all over the place, some of the answered are biased, and I’m missing total numbers but most of the questions are well worth thinking about. http://forum.world2011.itu.int/poll

  • literary review on co-creative media practice (version: May 2011)

    So this is my slightly outdated litrev from May 2011. I wrote it for my first annual PhD review at UNSW (Sydney). title Co-creative Practice in Participatory Narratives: Examining How Practice Enables And Limits Collective Storytelling overview Introduction i: Practice/Performance – Social Practice – Media Practice ii: Participatory Storytelling – Objects Have Agency – Authorship…

  • thoughts on the role of a teacher as mentor-facilitator-learner-passionizer

    During a recent workshop with freedomlab, I was reminded of a reflection on my own teaching practice that I wrote a while ago. In a 2-day thinktank-meets-hackathon we developed a sensory storytelling teaching approach for elementary level that includes much of what I also found useful to engage students, on University level. overview – intro…

  • research synopsis

    This PhD investigates co-creative practices in participatory storytelling. I compare two transmedia productions – one commercial, one non-profit – that experiment with co-creative story development. One of the projects is a commercial TV production that engages a group of 30 skilled fans during production. First, these game designers, artists and storytellers re-enacted the back-story of…

  • “The unrealistic sound of these propositions is indicative, not of their utopian character, but of the strength of the forces which prevent their realization.” Hubert Marcuse

  • developing a pattern language for co-creative processes

    After DIYdays LA and first steps into documenting WSWP and Robot Heart Stories, the idea stuck to create templates for such co-creative processes, a structure that allows for adaptation and creative re-use. The idea of adapting Christopher Alexander’s approach to design pattern language excited me a little. At its core such a language consists of…