How I enjoy going to the cinema alone – and how that has to to with time geography
Since I’ve been in Australia a year and a half ago, I haven’t set foot in a single movie theatre (Well I actually have, but just to see the price and had to ‘casually’ walk out – those prices were ridiculously high, compared to what I had been so used to in Vietnam (about AUD3.00-4.00 per ticket).
I absolutely, utterly, extremely love going to the movie theatre on my own, Continue reading “Me, Myself, and I (and a Movie)”
A research proposal on how Communication and Media students at UOW use their media in class (lecture & tutorial)
Note: for ‘media-apparition’, see my previous post.
A lecture theatre. The lighting is dimmed so that the only source of light is the projected screen. Ah, no, I was wrong. The only sourceS of light are the large projector screen, and about thirty laptop screens plus about ten or twenty smartphone screens.
Continue reading “Media-Apparition and The Connected BCM Classroom – a Small Research”
The telly came to Vietnam a little later than most parts of the world – but my 70-year-old Grandpa made the best out of it.
That was what Grandpa emphasised more than twice during our Viber call last night – we couldn’t video-call because the Internet connection was just appalling – when I asked him to tell me about his TV memories. Continue reading “Better Late Than Never – a Story of Grandpa and the Telly”
The Specs 