BCM325 research report

Originally posted on ww940blog:
Virtual reality and the future of fact In a previous blog post, I talked about Virtual reality (VR) and the future of fact, I have introduced VR’s basic knowledge, its device and my proposal about how to research it. Before start, I really want everyone to see a movie: Ready…

BCM325 Research Overview – Doraemon’s Anywhere Door.

Originally posted on Cuong Lam:
Hi everyone! Hope you are having a good time. It’s great to come back to my blog with another new post. For anyone that does not know, I am doing a research project about Doreamon’s famous idea of Anywhere Door, a magical door that takes you any where you want…

Let’s all just take a moment…. and reflect

Originally posted on Life of Cassie:
Over the past 7 weeks we have had the privilege in class to watch and analyse a range of different films and television series all under the topic of ‘future cultures’. So now I am going to take the time to reflect back on this experience I had with…

What’s really going on beyond our knowledge in cyberspace…?

Originally posted on Life of Cassie:
Now as I am about to partake in a digital artefact research assignment it is important that I share with you some of the scholarly sources I am going to use in creating my topic information. My digital artefact is going to pose an open question to my audience:…

Twitter Contribution

Liam Prince

For the last few weeks, I have been taking part in live tweeting throughout a film in the future cultures class. The continuous tweeting of these science fiction, cyber culture films was to create an online interaction and community of discussion. Each week we were able to hashtag #BCM325 to keep the discussion easily accessible. This blog will be a reflection of my contribution throughout the past few weeks. It will examine and discuss how I was able to connect with other classmates through twitter. I will discuss what my tweets were based on and how I linked the tweet with personal thoughts. I will show which post were most popular and which got left behind.

The first film I viewed was Westworld, which is a 1973 American science fiction Western thriller.

Twitter was pretty new to me when this film began, so I started my posting with basic tweets.

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Cyber Identities 2.0

Originally posted on Thoughts, spilled onto a blog.:
In what can be described as a synthetic world, the internet feels anonymous, safe and non-threatening – even if it isn’t. People are more trusting and form deep attachments. “The RSVP Date of the Nation Report 2014 shows – 57% of Australian singles think online dating is…

Living in a Surveillance Society

Originally posted on Ashleigh van Niekerk:
In a previous blog post, I talked about Cyber Surveillance in Advertising as well as how we are being watched in everyday life, while before I simply took a glance at the subject and jotted down ramblings from my own fascinated mind. Now I will be looking at research…

Future Cultures