Willamette Radio Workshop brings classic shows to Vancouver theatre
Go to the movies — check out, for example, that re-re-re-re-re-reawakened Force — and the experience is all about opening your eyes wide. Even wider-than-wide: 3-D technology can pull you right into picture so you’re literally dodging and weaving spaceships and blasters, not to mention Han Solo’s vastly worried, planet-sized mug. » More …
A web-book showing the history of electronic literature launched online June 1, with live tweeting and blogging by co-creator Dene Grigar, associate professor of English at WSU Vancouver, and her project partner.
Made for a wide array of digital devices, “Pathfinders: Documenting the Experience of Early Digital Literature,” is available free through the open-source platform Scalar at http://scalar.usc.edu/works/pathfinders. » More …
After serving in various leadership roles at WSU Tri-Cities, Roman Lara, a graduating senior in digital technology and culture, is among 32 students nationwide selected for a summer leadership institute in Stoney Brook, New York. » More …
Researchers are working across multiple disciplines and campuses at Washington State University to develop a device to help keep drivers awake while on the road. » More …
Exhibit looks at how video gaming has influenced modern societyDene Grigar became a gamer in the 1970s, after she and a friend tried playing “Pong” in her living room for the first time. » More …