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    1. Web 2.0 Storytelling: Principles ELI Annual Conference January 28, 2008 Bryan Alexander, NITLE
    2. Non-digital roots
      • Epistolary novels
      • Victorian serials
      • Pulp serials
      • Radio
      • Soaps
      (Dickens, Bleak House installment, PBS site)
    3. Practices and principles
      • How to start
      • Idea germ - maybe a character, a concept to explain
      • What audience?
      • Which platform tends to lead to the kind of results you’d prefer?
    4. Practices and principles
      • How to start : preparation
      • Lessons from ARGs
        • Preload lots of material before release
        • Art of lack of control
      • Basic PM
        • Build in risk control
        • Timeline (maybe milestones, maybe gates)
    5. Practices and principles
      • Digital Storytelling’s 7 principles
      • Point of view
      • Dramatic question
      • Emotional content
      • Voice (style)
      • Soundtrack (and other media)
      • Economy
      • Pacing
      • “ Digital Storytelling Cookbook”
    6. Practices and principles
      • Time
      • Wilkie Collins: "Make 'em cry, make 'em laugh, make 'em wait"
      • keep it coming (cf ask a Ninja)
      • Big time: serial
      • Little time: accretive
      • No time: archiving
    7. Practices and principles
      • Space
      • Accretion
        • Linear
        • Rhizomatic
      • Subtraction
        • Deletion (wiki, comment)
        • Link rot
    8. Practices and principles
      • Character
      • You: persona
      • Creative or historical character
      • Blog as character (Kathleen Fitzpatrick)
      • Twitter as character (Eric Rice)
    9. Practices and principles
      • Setting
      • Sometimes ambient
      • Or use linked services (maps)
    10. Practices and principles
      • Triangular desire (Rene Girard, Eve Sedgwick)
      • Connections between characters
      • Watch for connections between audience members
        • Check platform and aura
    11. Practices and principles
      • Fab your lexia chunks
      • Recap/summary of story
      • Cliffhanger
      • Internal organizing statement
      • Discrete argument point
      • Shift in Lego pieces
      • POV
      • Timeline
      • Embedded story
      • Meta, help, disclaimer
      • (And they move without you.)
    12. Practices and principles
      • New practices emerging: breaking the fourth wall
        • driven by social nature, and beta nature
        • Rely on ST Coleridge
    13. Practices and principles
      • New practices emerging: hoax
      • She's a Flight Risk http://esquire.com/features/articles/2003/030922_mfe_isabella_1.html
      • Conservapedia?
      • lonelygirl15
    14. Practices and principles
      • New practices emerging: ARG ( http://www.worldwithoutoil.org/ )
      • -ARG.edu
    15. Futures
      • Web 2.0 story content might privilege mysteries, since there needs to be a hook to drive readers from piece to distributed piece. Note, for instance, the predominance of mysteries in alternate reality games.
    16. Futures
      • Web 2.0 stories are likely to focus on time as a major structural element.
        • smaller Web 2.0 stories which don't do this
        • are Web 2.0 stories always in beta?
    17. Futures
      • Stories about Web 2.0 storytelling
      • Alex Payne, “They Stopped Calling It Rendezvous” (2005)
    18. Futures
      • Await the backlash.
      • First will come the Rosens and egostorytelling.
      • Next will be the scary Web update: news media, marketing.
    19. Futures
      • Quality
        • Some are lame
        • Emerging standards, aesthetics?
        • Reputation as a whole
    20. Futures
      • Could Web 2.0 storytelling be a minor literature?
      • Eastgate hypertext
      • MUDs, MOOs
      • IFiction
    21. Futures
      • Or could it be a transition stage to new things?
      • Eastgate hypertext -> WorldWideWeb
      • MUDs, MOOs -> Croquet, Second Life
      • IFiction -> gaming
    22. Caveats
      • Project versus piece versus principle
      • Framework is not your project
    23. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
      • -blog commentators Andy Havens, Steve Kaye, H Pierce, D'Arcy Norman
      • -Alan Levine!
      • -all Web 2.0 storytellers and participants
      • National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE)
      • http://nitle.org
      • http://b2e.nitle.org

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