1. Read “Seeing and Writing” by J. David Bolter in New Media Reader pgs.679-689.
2. Read “Responsive Environments” by Myron Krueger

Review:
Read excerpts from Four Selections by Experiments in Art and Technology in New Media Reader. Focus on “The Pavilion” pg 223-225 and flip through section to view other installation work by E.A.T.

Artist:
Interactive Video Art by Lynn Hershman: /NewMediaReader/1970s/Hershman/index.html

Reminder! net.art Lab.

The Sheridan Center will be here to video tape our class.

Prepare for Lab and/or familiarize yourself with these artists
Review http://karibaily.tumblr.com/, kieran daly's blog dealing with net poetics.
Look at some of Jason Nelson's work: http://www.secrettechnology.com/

Visit Chap 1. pgs. 1-42 in Hayles, Electronic Literature. Familiarize yourself with the "sub-genres" she defines in Electronic Literature.

In class give a 5 min. review of a project mentioned here or one that is housed at the Electronic Literature Collection: http://collection.eliterature.org/1/. Say what works for you, what doesn't and how it could apply to your own work for this semester. Email with me your choice before Sunday.

Read the section "You Say You Want a Revolution" by Stuart Moulthrop pgs. 691-703 in The New Media Reader.

Flash Review:
1.From “Computer Lib/Dream Machines” check out the introduction on page 301 and Ted Nelson's early thoughts about “hyper” forms pgs. 314-316 in the New Media Reader.
Also check out the section “Thoughts about Media” pgs.318-319.
2.Skim “Proposal for a Universal Electronic Publishing System and Archive” by Ted Nelson in New Media Reader. On pg. 441 “What does it mean that Literature is Debugged?”

Recommended: Frequently Asked Questions about “Hypertext”.
1. http://collection.eliterature.org/1/works/holeton__frequently_asked_questions_about_hypertext.html
2.Read “Nonlinearity and Literary Theory” by Espen J. Aarseth pg. 760 in New Media Reader