Trauma: Reflection

Cap: This the third and last episode of the “Voices Through the Mask” that Bakai’s group would make. This time, Elijah and Ashwin were co-producers, while Bakai was a line producer. And line producers are not writing reflections, sorry. You can see reflections on this “Trauma: An Overused Trope” episode on Elijah’s and Ashwin’s websites. Here

Provocation and Palliation: Reflection

Cap: Good day. I don’t want to talk much, I’ll let you read the reflection post down here. Just to let you know, this game project was created by Elijah, Bakai and Ashwin. It was super collaborative, and therefore, super fun! Here is the game itself. Some additional links for you to have an idea of what’s

Sketch 9. The Summary.

Cap: This is the last sketch assignment for this semester. The prompt is here. The chart above basically shows what Bakai have done this semester (in red) and what he has learnt out of it (in black). As you can see, the obtained network is complex a multi-linked, which shows the interconnection of assignments, activities,

Sketch 8. The Interpretation.

ZD: Guys, guys, guys, can you guess from what movie this scene is? Mr. Pen: Hmmm… Movie? No idea. ZD: It’s from Finding Nemo, a Pixar cartoon! Here Bakai is Nemo, while Ashwin is Gill. You can watch the scene of them talking in the aquarium here. It’s my absolute favorite among all of the

Sketch 7. The Polyphony.

Cap: This time we made a Spotify playlist called “Kaleidoscope.” The link is here. Check out the prompt for the assignment. The image for the cover was obtained from Malcolm Lightbody on Unsplash. ZD: Yeah, isn’t it cool to work with audio? Such a dramatic change of medium affects the whole narrative! Mr. Pen: Wait,

Sketch 6. The Time.

ZD: Ohhh, Mr. Pen, this is so good, but so dramatic! Why did you decide to combine these two pics? Was it supposed to represent the imminent threat of climate change and how little time we have left? At least that’s what I see here. Mr. Pen: I appreciate your praise. Yes, this could be

Tech Lit 2.0: Reflection

Cap: This reflection is also sweet and short. I enjoy it. See the prompt and the narrative itself. Time to sleep. This time, I elaborated on my complex relationship with technology by making my arguments more personal and specific. I also decided to avoid an explicit dialogue structure because such a structure could become too clumsy for the rhetorical

Rend or Mend?: Reflection

Cap: Hi. I have bigger fish to fry today. Way bigger than this. So I’ll be quick today. As usual. Here I pasted a reflection for a podcast episode that Elijah, Bakai (co-producers), and Ashwin (a line producer) recorded. Here is the episode itself. Some links for you to have an idea of what’s going

Sketch 5. The Code.

ZD: Today Cap and I worked on our first landing page! I was excited throughout the whole process. Imagine, coding a page for the first time. Mr. Pen: Excited? Why? The page looks grossly simple and not even that pretty. Why were you excited? ZD: Calm down! Yes, it is simple and very generic, but

Fear, Hesitancy, Denial: Reflection

Cap: This is a reflection to the first episode created by the dream team (Ashwin, Elijah, Bakai) and the very first episode in the “Voices Through the Mask” podcast series. This time, Ashwin and Bakai were co-producers, and Elijah was helping them out even with a broken leg. I’ve attached the link to the the episode. Some