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Featuring
Lumiere Ghosting and the New Media
Classroom
David Gillette
"What I have essentially been looking for all this time is a poetic conceit, a solid story line, a narrative and theoretical blueprint that I can use to build a pedagogical home for a wide range of theoretical approaches, cultural and technological histories, and student-driven technology development work. Lev Manovich's recent important work on new media, The Language of New Media, and its focus on new media development as a form of interactive, multicultural cinema, recently provided me with the inspiration for a way to tie all my interests and pedagogical approaches together into a single curriculum."
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