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XPUB1: 11:00 - 18:00 RW&RM Steve in the small project space | XPUB1: 11:00 - 18:00 RW&RM Steve in the small project space | ||
'''Outcome: Statement and abstract about SE7 + Pitch and Logline''' | |||
14:00 progress report. Plan to finish by 17:00 | |||
17:00 Upload and discuss outcome: | |||
11 | https://beta.etherpad.org/p/notes_28.11.18 | ||
Steve made a backup (with all the colours knocked out) at: | |||
https://pad.xpub.nl/p/Methods%40*-11-18Backup | |||
Statement | |||
Pitch | |||
loglines | |||
Discuss | |||
Outlets and outputs? | |||
STEVE's re-edit of first text: | |||
"X is a physical object with an AI inside it. | |||
The AI is designed to assume the persona of a Corporate Guru (or life coach) . | |||
The box the AI is housed in is displayed in a room.'''[what does it look like? one sentence]''' | |||
The AI asks the user to repeat the things it says – a series of positive affirmations. | |||
The purpose of the AI seems, at first, to persuade the user to be more productive and happy. | |||
After a little while the user realises that the machine does not always give a positive response, a Pirate Signal intervenes. | |||
'''[how so?]''' | |||
The user does not know what the Pirate Signal is up to – is it a hack? Is it a bug?. | |||
Is the Pirate Signal undermining the Corporate Guru? | |||
In addition to the Corporate Guruand the Pirate Signal is a third voice, synchronised to a clock. | |||
Every hour, on the hour, it delivers a public service announcement, describing a problem you might have and suggesting an improvisational intervention into everyday life. | |||
A Life Hack (working definition) is an action; an improvisational shortcut into everyday life; a small tweak in everyday practice. | |||
A life hack changes the function of the object | |||
'''Carried over to next time:''' | |||
Outcome: text relating texts from ''Entreprecariat Reader'' to the current special issue (1000 words max) | |||
11:00 Intro and update. Also | |||
Review (again) task set by Steve after individual tutorials. the notes from that session are on this pad: | |||
https://pad.xpub.nl/p/notes-tutorial28-11-18 | |||
11:00 Plan outcome: | |||
1) relating text from ''Entreprecariat Reader'' to the current special issue (1000 words max). | |||
'''OR''' | |||
2) Finish task given during a previous session's tutorial | |||
[[textfrompadasof16:00]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:44, 29 November 2018
XPUB1: 11:00 - 18:00 RW&RM Steve in the small project space
Outcome: Statement and abstract about SE7 + Pitch and Logline
14:00 progress report. Plan to finish by 17:00
17:00 Upload and discuss outcome:
https://beta.etherpad.org/p/notes_28.11.18
Steve made a backup (with all the colours knocked out) at:
https://pad.xpub.nl/p/Methods%40*-11-18Backup
Statement
Pitch
loglines
Discuss
Outlets and outputs?
STEVE's re-edit of first text:
"X is a physical object with an AI inside it. The AI is designed to assume the persona of a Corporate Guru (or life coach) . The box the AI is housed in is displayed in a room.[what does it look like? one sentence] The AI asks the user to repeat the things it says – a series of positive affirmations. The purpose of the AI seems, at first, to persuade the user to be more productive and happy. After a little while the user realises that the machine does not always give a positive response, a Pirate Signal intervenes. [how so?] The user does not know what the Pirate Signal is up to – is it a hack? Is it a bug?. Is the Pirate Signal undermining the Corporate Guru? In addition to the Corporate Guruand the Pirate Signal is a third voice, synchronised to a clock. Every hour, on the hour, it delivers a public service announcement, describing a problem you might have and suggesting an improvisational intervention into everyday life.
A Life Hack (working definition) is an action; an improvisational shortcut into everyday life; a small tweak in everyday practice. A life hack changes the function of the object
Carried over to next time:
Outcome: text relating texts from Entreprecariat Reader to the current special issue (1000 words max)
11:00 Intro and update. Also
Review (again) task set by Steve after individual tutorials. the notes from that session are on this pad:
https://pad.xpub.nl/p/notes-tutorial28-11-18
11:00 Plan outcome:
1) relating text from Entreprecariat Reader to the current special issue (1000 words max).
OR
2) Finish task given during a previous session's tutorial