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| == WEEK 1 == | | == [[User:Berna Bereit SI22|Special Issue '22]]== |
| | Title: '''Radio Worm: Protocols for an Active Archive''' |
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| === Monday 18 September ===
| | Students from the Piet Zwart Institute's Experimental Publishing Master (XPUB) explore and create techno-social protocols for potential active archives of Radio WORM while making radio themselves. |
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| * meeting at [https://worm.org/projects/radio-worm/ Radio WORM] — visiting the studio, learning about the history of WORM, closer look at the film-lab
| | As part of archiving I documented my process and thoughts on SI22. |
| * introduction to project " Radio Worm: Protocols for an Active Archive"
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| * experimenting with cassett recorder — listening to old tapes; rewrite tapes; record live radio, experiment with it
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| * introduction to [https://aporee.org/maps/ Radio Aporee] and small task: find a field recording of a place you've been before (schrammsteine.mp3); record the metadata (metadata-berna-bereit.mp3) and connect a memory with this place (memory-berna-bereit.mp3); ''result:'' [[/week 1: field recording]]
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| * finding the first 3 caretakers for first radio show — Maria, Victor and me
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| === Tuesday 19 September ===
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| * kick-start into first radio show — [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-shownotes-week1 shownotes]
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| [[File:P9190420.jpg|thumb|405x405px|Maria, Victor and Bernadette @ Radio WORM; photo: Florian Cramer]]
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| <blockquote>''"For the purposes of promoting the radio slot we will be using. Ash asked for a title, description, and image for promotion. These can be adapted and changed over the weeks! [[User:Michael Murtaugh|Michael Murtaugh]] ([[User talk:Michael Murtaugh|talk]]) 19:25, 14 September 2023 (CEST)''
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| ''Title: '''Radio Worm: Protocols for an Active Archive'''''
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| ''Description: Students from the Piet Zwart Institute's Experimental Publishing Master (XPUB) explore and create techno-social protocols for potential active archives of Radio WORM while making radio themselves.''
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| XPUB is the Master of Arts in Fine Art and Design: Experimental Publishing of the Piet Zwart Institute. XPUB focuses on the acts of making things public and [[creating publics]] in the age of [[post-digital]] networks.
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| XPUB’s interests in publishing are therefore twofold: first, publishing as the inquiry and participation into the technological frameworks, political context and cultural processes through which things are made public; and second, how these are, or can be, used to create publics. Source: [[XPUB]]''" ([[Radio Worm: Protocols for an Active Archive (Week 1)|read whole page]])''</blockquote>
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| Collection of words describing my experience (not sorted):
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| ''familiar // experimental // tape // volume // mixer // ai jingle // reading // explaining // structured structurlessness // memo of memories // youtube cats''
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| [[File:230919 xpub-user-created.png|thumb|679x679px|created my own user on our server]]
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| * setting up first server
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| * but our server needs a name '''tba.'''
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| === Wednesday 20 September ===
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| * talking about methods of annotating and reflecting on our own way of annotating
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| * collective reading of "'''[https://pad.xpub.nl/p/PostscriptControlSocieties Postscript on the Societies of Control]"''' by Gilles Deleuze (1992) — taking notes and discussing them
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| * after that split into four groups; in my group we read '''"[https://pad.xpub.nl/p/AnnotateDataset'sRuins On the data set’s ruins]"''' by Nicolas Malevé (2020)
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| * afterwards reflecting on different methods of annotating
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| Further links: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJDv-zdhzMY ''The Mother of All Demos, presented by Douglas Engelbart (1968)'']''// [https://diversions.constantvzw.org/wiki/index.php?title=Eventual_Consistency Eventual Consistency by Michael Murtaugh] // [https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/F/bo3773600.html From Counterculture to Cyberculture by Fred Turner (2006)]''
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| == WEEK 2 ==
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| === Monday 25 September ===
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| * meeting at Radio WORM — technical introduction on how to use the studio for everyone; in the meantime Michael tried to copy the digital archive but it crashed; with some help they managed to leave no damage and Michael could save some of the files for our project — the archive is massive and messed-up
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| * back in the studio we decided on a name for our server with a method introduced by Manetta: [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/naming-the-pi collecting names in pad]; split in groups of 2; couple up with another group and at the end all groups meet again to present their decision — the server name is '''''[https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/ CHOPCHOP]'''''
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| * afterwards we further set up the server; everyone has their own folder and webpage no; we learned more commands for the terminal and made ourselves familiar with the environment
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| * in the evening I did the Barthes prerecording for the second radio show; everyone read one part of the text '''"[[BarthesRadio|The Death of the Author]]"''' by Roland Barthes (1967)
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| === Tuesday 26 September ===
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| * we listended to the show and took notes — [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-shownotes-week2 shownotes] [[https://pad.xpub.nl/p/worm_reflections here are now all the collected feedbacks]]
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| * we then started to set up our coding environment and connected the server so we are able to upload files and started with html/css
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| * the group was split in 2; one half got an introduction on html and the other half which I was part of tried to brainstorm about a possible soundboard using the WORM archive
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| * Thijs and Riviera were already working on a set-up so they can work at the same time in one html file — we then tried to work with 7 people in one file but it didn't work out :D
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| Further links: [https://direct.mit.edu/books/book/2528/ProtocolHow-Control-Exists-after-Decentralization ''Protocol: How Control Exists after Decentralization by Alexander R. Galloway (2004)''] ''// [https://monoskop.org/images/5/58/Franklin_Ursula_The_Real_World_of_Technology_1990.pdf The Real World of Technology by Ursula Franklin (1989)] // [https://www.wnyc.org/story/hearing-subway-1/?utm_source=pocket_saves Hearing the Subway] // [https://vvvvvvaria.org/curriculum/In-the-Beginning-...-Was-the-Commandline/READER.html?utm_source=pocket_saves In The Beginning ... Was The Command Line by Varia]'' // [https://constantvzw.org/site/-Collective-Conditions,220-.html?lang=en?w=https://constantvzw.org/wefts/ccreader.en.html Collective Conditions by Constant] // [https://bpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S75C118930 Radiotext(e) by Neil Strauss and Dave Mandl (1993)]
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| == WEEK 3 ==
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| === Monday 2 October ===
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| ''<small>me being 30min late</small>''
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| *catch up and introduction to upcoming events: Zine Camp @ Worm 4th-5th November
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| *the caretakers for tomorrows show are asking the rest of the group for contributions ''<small><sup>my homework for today</sup></small>''
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| *small discussion about the 3 text and sharing our thoughts
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| *afterwards input on transmission and streaming
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| *experimenting in different groups: radio, stream, podcast
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| *it was harder to broadcast than expected
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| === Tuesday 3 October ===
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| *I listened to the radio show from home and tried to enter the jitsi call but my microphone didn't work :( this happens quite often ''<sup>my homework for somewhen</sup>''
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| *in the afternoon we experimented with speakers, microphones, mixers, piazza modules, ventilators — we recorded some piece
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| === Wednesday 4 October ===
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| *we took the time to finish the texts that we started 2 weeks ago
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| *my evaluation
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| **it took us longer than expected - that's because we read each section silently and then took the time to talk about it
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| **it was good to fully understand the text at the same time it takes way longer then reading it first and then discussing the whole text
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| **luckily there was an abstract and a conclusion - so at the end we were still able to collect the most important informations and connect them to our SI22
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| *afterwards we started a big mindmap on which we are collecting all the topics that we talked about so far in the past 3 weeks - it is meant to give us an overview and connect everything
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| *at the end the goal is to create a glossary
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| *the mindmap is now part of our studio
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| === Friday 6 October ===
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| *today I went to the studio and met Thijs and later Riviera and Alessia
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| *we spontaneously took the time to rearrange the studio space so everyone has a workplace, maybe some space in one of the shelves to leave stuff and a space where we can meet and work together
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| *later on Victor joined as well and Michel was there too
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| *now we want to collect plants and small things to make the space more cozy and less like a callcenter
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| == WEEK 4 ==
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| === Monday 9 October ===
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| * we first had a little check-in talking about the text we read and about general to dos, ideas, people showing stuff they've been working on so far and how we can make ongoing side-projects transparent to everyone
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| * we transfered all mp3 files to our public_html so we can start experimenting with them
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| * in the afternoon we got to now PagesMedia and how pdfs can be created using css
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| * in a second group we worked with regexes (not sure if I understood what it is :D): it makes it possible to search for words, to split up textes, count the used words, ...
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| <sup>prepare a dip for the first breakfast-radio-listening-session</sup>
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| === Tuesday 10 October ===
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| * in the morning we had our first breakfast-radio-listening-session which was very nice - this should be continued - we had snack all day long
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| * we got an introduction to graphviz to create flowcharts using code - we then split up in groups after we collected relevant questions concerning our archive (like what is consensus, accessibility, how to activate, inside/outside, time)
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| * together with Anita and Alessia we discussed about accessibility: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/acessibility_pad
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| * in the second second half we spend the time setting up our computers to plott - this didn't go as plannend, only a few of us were able to plott - so to be continued
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| * we even tried to set it up on chopchop - but didn't work as well :(
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| * kick-off meeting with everyone to prepare the following steps of zine camp 2023
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| ** this was a nice and useful start to clarify what to expect and find a way how to communicate
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| ** where can we collect collectively - find a transparent way of working together without missing out on ideas of each one
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| ** we spend not more than a hour to discuss this and will use the automn break to explore and seek out for possible content and tools we would like to use
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| ** https://pad.xpub.nl/p/zine-camp-2023
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| === Wednesday 11 October ===
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| * we worked on the glossary - finding a name for it and further selected terms for the glossary
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| * we tried to find a structure so everyone includes similiar points while defining - not sure we managed to find a general protocol for it
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| == WEEK 6 ==
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| === Monday 23 October ===
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| * learning how to download yt videos via the terminal
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| * catching up on upcoming events
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| * talking about the 10min audio piece we want to make for the 10th November
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| * in the second half we experimented with tape decks and magnetic tapes
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| * finding different ways to record and cut it to create different rhythms and/or overlapping sounds
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| === Tuesday 24 October ===
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| * collective listening session to the radio show
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| === Wednesday 25 October ===
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