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[[File: | == Prototypes == | ||
=== Radio Show === | |||
[[User:Eleni/Radio Show|Designated Wiki Page <3]] | |||
=== Interviews === | |||
=== Alt Text Workshop === | |||
[[Alt Text Workshop]] !! | |||
=== References Website === | |||
https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/fan-archive/ | |||
== | == Rapid Prototypes == | ||
=== Resistoring === | |||
Taught myself how resistors work, specifically on the breadboard— how to do a linear or a parallel connection. | Taught myself how resistors work, specifically on the breadboard— how to do a linear or a parallel connection. | ||
== Fanfiction Book Club == | === Fanfiction Book Club === | ||
' | [[File:Hypo note1.jpg|thumb|260x260px|in canon, the character wears an eye patch, but it was not mentioned in the fic explicitly]] | ||
Using the [https://web.hypothes.is/web-app-start/ hypothes.is] browser extension, I invited two of my close friends, that happen to be fans as well, to start a fanfiction bookclub. Each of us was asked to provide one fic, which we all would then have to read, and annotate with our thoughts and impressions. I encouraged them to choose pieces from fandoms the other two are not a part of, or a pairing we don't really care about. | |||
The point of this instruction was to research whether there is interest to be found in fanworks, despite not being familiar with the original piece of media that inspired the story. Sure, all three of us are familiar with the platform on which we read the fics, or some choices, traits and quirks in the writing style that the wider fanwork community seem to share to some degree— but it was still interesting to explore what our experience will be like, learning about the characters and the canonical world they were "born in", through the lens of transformative art. | |||
== | === Term Glossary === | ||
'''Who is this glossary for?''' Fans know the slang and they are my target audience 🤔 | |||
=== Station Setup === | |||
I managed to broadcast to devices connected to the same ip address! | |||
=== Friend Interview === | |||
I conducted the first interview for the project, with my friend Nica | |||
Some interesting questions that came up where the following: | |||
When was your first interaction with fandom? | |||
In which ways do you engage with fandom now? | |||
Fandom is experienced online in our time. Are in-person experiences missing something that is missing from your life? | |||
Did fandom help in your self-discovery journey? | |||
Latest revision as of 22:57, 15 October 2025
Prototypes
Radio Show
Interviews
Alt Text Workshop
References Website
https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/fan-archive/
Rapid Prototypes
Resistoring
Taught myself how resistors work, specifically on the breadboard— how to do a linear or a parallel connection.
Fanfiction Book Club
Using the hypothes.is browser extension, I invited two of my close friends, that happen to be fans as well, to start a fanfiction bookclub. Each of us was asked to provide one fic, which we all would then have to read, and annotate with our thoughts and impressions. I encouraged them to choose pieces from fandoms the other two are not a part of, or a pairing we don't really care about.
The point of this instruction was to research whether there is interest to be found in fanworks, despite not being familiar with the original piece of media that inspired the story. Sure, all three of us are familiar with the platform on which we read the fics, or some choices, traits and quirks in the writing style that the wider fanwork community seem to share to some degree— but it was still interesting to explore what our experience will be like, learning about the characters and the canonical world they were "born in", through the lens of transformative art.
Term Glossary
Who is this glossary for? Fans know the slang and they are my target audience 🤔
Station Setup
I managed to broadcast to devices connected to the same ip address!
Friend Interview
I conducted the first interview for the project, with my friend Nica
Some interesting questions that came up where the following:
When was your first interaction with fandom? In which ways do you engage with fandom now? Fandom is experienced online in our time. Are in-person experiences missing something that is missing from your life? Did fandom help in your self-discovery journey?