This post is ultimately about questionnaires. We need to develop two kinds. One for feedback from researchers and one for historical contextualization. 1. I have begun to send the link and password to the SpokenWeb… Continue reading
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Jason has asked me to look into Google’s My Maps in order to geographically map out the Reading Series’ readers to maximize connections and our understanding of the Series. I have already sent everyone… Continue reading
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Related to the discussion thread about what we look at when we listen: One thing we already have working in our SpokenWeb interface is a graphic representation of the sound wave as a linear wave… Continue reading
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I am also intrigued by the question of how sound is aided, enhanced or even compromised by some kind of accompanying visual representation. I grew up listening to music (from record players, radios, cassette players,… Continue reading
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In this blog post I wanted to make a few notes about the topic of “what do we look at while we listen?”. I’ve touched briefly on this topic in a previous post, but I… Continue reading
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