Web Intervention

Scheduled reference: Michael Connor (2016). Speaking in Net Language: My Boyfriend Came Back from the War. Rhizome, November 10.

Scheduled artwork: Olia Lialina (1996). My Boyfriend Came Back from the War, original and remixes.

Scheduled reference: Alexander Galloway (2016). Jodi’s Infrastructure.

Scheduled reference: Nick Douglas (2014). It’s Supposed to Look Like Shit. Journal of Visual Culture 13(3).

Scheduled reference: Douglas Wilson and Miguel Sicart (2010). Now It’s Personal: On Abusive Game Design. Proceedings of FuturePlay 2010.

Scheduled reference: Bill Gaver (2009). Designing for Homo Ludens (Still). In (Re)Searching the Digital Bauhaus, eds. Thomas Binder, Jonas Löwgren and Lone Malmborg.

Scheduled reference: Bill Gaver (2003). Ambiguity as a Resource for Design. Proceedings of CHI.

Scheduled reference: James Pierce and Eric Paulos (2014). Counterfunctional Things. Proceedings of DIS.

Scheduled chapters: Anthony Dunne (1999). The Post-Optimal Object; (In)Human Factors. In Hertzian Tales. MIT Press.

Scheduled reading: Carl DiSalvo (2012). Design and Agonism, chapter 1 of Adversarial Design. MIT Press.

Scheduled reading: James Auger (2013). Speculative Design: Crafting the Speculation. Digital Creativity 24(1).

Scheduled reference: James Bridle (2017). There Is Something Wrong on the Internet.

Scheduled reference: Alexander Mordvintsev, Christophe Olah and Mike Tyke (2015). Inceptionism: Going Deeper into Neural Networks. Author spelling as listed in source.

Scheduled film reference: Sunspring, film with an AI-generated script.

Scheduled reference: Lars Hallnäs and Jonas Redström (2001). Slow Technology: Designing for Reflection. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing 5(3).

Supplementary technical resources: instructor tutorials for Atom, Git/GitHub and GitHub Pages; W3Schools HTML/CSS/jQuery references and tutorials; Codecademy courses; CSS-Tricks; jQuery API documentation.