So why create a popup with the media? Much of the material is posted to YouTube, which makes it easy to view but not easy to download and incorporate into creative projects. The Internet Archive makes files more accessible, but it can often be hard to determine if something hosted there is actually in the public domain. This popup offers a curated collection of public domain materials that can easily be downloaded and incorporated into creative projects.

Here is more information about the project!

J.J. Sylvia IV is a Doctoral Candidate (ABD) in the Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media Program at North Carolina State […]

Refereed Journal Articles Sylvia IV, J.J. and Mark Andrejevic (Forthcoming, 2016) “The Future of Critique: Mark Andrejevic on Power/Knowledge and […]

Although the Public Speaking courses at North Carolina State University are standardized by requiring the same book and major assignments, […]

Background and Reflection In the fall of 2014, I taught an Introduction to Science, Technology, and Society course (see syllabus) […]

The following video was created as a way to reflect creatively and technologically about my teaching beliefs, using the MaKeyMaKey, […]

International / National Presentations Programming Future Conduct: How Big Data Affects Subjectivation and Self-Care at International Communication Association Conference, Fukuoka, Japan, […]

The way to enable a student to apprehend the instrumental value of arithmetic is not to lecture him upon the […]

What follows are my reading notes and thoughts from John Dewey’s Democracy and Education, which have illuminated my understanding of what it […]