The big news this week hasn’t been the official opening of the Bovine County Fairy Tale Festival as anticipated. Although the first workshop, “Holland Works The Web” was announced. And there’s an active project underway to record a version of “Goldilocks … Continue reading →
Visual Assignment 341 asks us to, “Take a picture and experiment with the “Halftone Effect” in some photo editing software to create a comic book effect.” I started with a snip of the Snipping Tool of a scene from The Prisoner episode 7, “Many Happy Returns”. Number 6 finds a camera at the abandoned Village […]
I had a instant case of GIF-eye-tis when I saw the poor Resident twitching away in the Aversion Therapy room in the episode A Change of Mind. This one little moment says so much about how The Village seeks to control the individuals and require them to conform to the stated norms. That the man […]
With the wrapping up of the recent #noir106 incarnation of #ds106 Digital Storytelling at University of Mary Washington, attention turns this summer to an open online version of the course, #prisoner106. While participatiion in #ds106 open online sessions is always at the whim of external time pressures, the summer months always provide for a bit more […]
Thanks to all for making my DS106 world real. I hope you enjoy the Fairy Tale of the journey so far. I created this while hanging out in my bungalow in the Village for the Bovine FairyTale Festival (hoping it counts for credits in both!) Well – the week to stretch some skills has come … Read more
At the suggestion of Jim Groom (@jimgroom, on Twitter), I have located some pleasantly-Village-esque striped shirts that members of the Summer 2015 prisoner106.us Community may wish to investigate as potential additions to their summer/fall wardrobe. There is no guarantee as to quantity — and you will need to determine if the size you need is […]
I was gone for a while. I can’t say where I went. I can’t say for how long I was gone. I can only say that there was no Internet. Luckily I had files on my computer, so I was … Continue reading →
