Date: | Tue, 13 Oct 2015 21:06:27 +0200 |
From: | Goetz Bachmann |
Subject: | Re: [traces] götz at "terms of media" |
Hi Robert, hi all,attached you find the script and the slides of last week's talk - sorry for not sending it around earlier! I worked on it literally until 1 min before I gave the talk, that was not planned like this -_-; Plus: This last minute work produced a rather rough script, so I needed to make it readable for you. Which I did now, so here you go.If you have time to read it, great! If you have time to comment, even better! And if you want to wait for the video: Brown wants to put it online, and I'll send the link, once they do. Please feel free to share this, especially with Dan, as I do not have his email here. I'll send it to Alan separately.You will see that I focused in the Brown talk on the first part of the stuff I talked about at the CDG 10 days ago - and even there, I had to limit myself to a small selection of ways-of-working. So I talked only about the work with representations, pointers and tools, as well as riffing, dropping and a little bit on the use of space. I also focused a lot on Bret's published work, with some v short remarks on recent work done by Vi, Glenn, Paula, Robert and the Lively team. The reason is simple: The CDG needs a lot of explanation first, so 35 min does not give you a lot of time (even like this, I had to shave off the last page at the end). But I hope that future work will enable me to widen the focus, deepen the analysis, and especially give full justice to "Boundary Object Emily!"The presentation at Brown seemed to have been a success. Never satisfied with myself, I personally feel that it could have been much better, but it was a first presentation, the feedback I got was good (though there was some critique that I am too much in love with the CDG, which I could not argue with), and I was chuffed that especially those people, who work in tech dev, got quite exited in a good way. I hope that you, too, still feel yourself represented correctly, and please let me know, if there is anything you'd add, correct, change :)I guess it goes without saying that I miss the CDG! Warmly from Hamburg (and btw: If any of you is in Hamburg or Berlin, let me know: There is always a place to stay!)G.On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:57 PM, Robert Ochshorn wrote:a cdg informant snapped these lovely photos of götz presenting his work about our work at brown’s terms of media:the live stream isn’t working, which is probably for the best:hope it went well, götz! looking forward to hearing all about it,rmo