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A Comics Ontology – Explained
As I explained yesterday, I developed an ontology to describe the content and form of comics at a Comics Hack Day in 2011 – and yet hadn’t blogged about it,
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A Comics Ontology
This is proof, if any was ever needed, that I don’t blog regularly enough – something hopefully I’ll change one day. Well over a year ago, I travelled up to
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Chain Reaction
In the last couple of years, I’ve been to a few conferences and meetups – more often than not, at the Conway Hall. I’m always uncertain whether I should be taking
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Opening Up The Storybox
One of my highlights of the year has to be the four weeks in February-March I spent with four other people locked in a room. Seriously. We were working on
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This Was Playful
Yesterday I spoke at Playful ’11. Thanks must go to Toby Barnes, Greg Povey and the rest of the Mudlark team for arranging the conference and inviting me to speak,
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A Question of Time – Part One
A couple of weeks ago I spoke at the Immersive Writing Lab. I talked about how we might apply the principles of Linked Data and the Semantic Web to drama.
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Upcoming Events – Immersive, Playful & Complicity
Excuse the slight self-promotion, but I thought this would as good a time as any to let anyone reading know that I’ll be speaking at two events in the near
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A Curriculum Ontology – Explained
As promised, a picture and explanation of the Curriculum Ontology. There’s still a lot more to do, but (constructive) comments are very welcome. Curriculum A Curriculum groups Key Stages
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A Curriculum Ontology
Following on from previous work (well, being in the same room as Silver, Michael and Tom) in my guise as IA for BBC’s Knowledge and Learning online portfolio, and given
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BBC Stories, or ‘What I Did on my Summer Holidays’
A post on web narrative to follow, I promise, but before hand, it’s worth pointing people to an excellent summary of work done by a couple of graduate students (with
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