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When Seeing Isn’t Believing
By victoria mcauley on June 27, 2017 | Tagged with calling bullshit, data, digital citizen, Digital literacy, film, graphs, photographs, Social media, visual literacy, visualization
Textual literacy skills in the North American public have been on the rise since the dawn of the 20th century. More people than ever before are able to understand, and critically interpret written statements; however, fewer people are taught visual literacy skills. It is easy to believe the things that we see. The human mind […]
30.1: The Argument for Change
By bryan short on June 21, 2017 | Tagged with 30.1, data, Data sovereignty, FIPPA
This is the second post in a blog series that questions the risks that we’re willing to assume and examines the hazards that are present in the current information technology landscape. Although it’s never a one-size-fits-all situation, British Columbia’s current legal framework has a specific provision that affects everyone in the province. You can read the first post, here. In this blog post, […]
The Artist Project 1: VPN to IRL
By margaux smith on June 8, 2017 | Tagged with
Artist Series One: VPN to IRl @ XPACE Cultural Center As boundaries between our digital lives and our “real lives” are becoming increasingly blurred, artists are responding in playful, critical and innovative ways. Digital Tattoo decided to connect with some of these artists within our communities to have conversations and look into what new metaphors are […]
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