Ryan Kirby

TrentU TA - Intro Media Studies // TCP Grad Student // Moderator of The CUST1535W-S06/S01 Twitterverse(s)

[Ryan Kirby @TweetingTA]

... To elaborate regarding the article I just posted; This is not content you will be evaluated on. I am posting because it makes use of ideas we have covered (i.e. Semiotics, Representation), and references interesting work by Franz Fanon (also not part of the course).

[Ryan Kirby @TweetingTA]

We spoke briefly about Michelle Stephens in seminar & I said I would post the work referenced. Trent login gives access via link below. About 8 pages, very definitely optional.

Michelle Stephens, “What is This Black in Black Diaspora?” (June 2009) https://t.co/19G7dEAXoj

[Ryan Kirby @TweetingTA]

An interesting video with John Oliver's take on The Right to Be Forgotten. It's a bit dated (2014), but still relevant.
Posting here because we did't have time to watch this in seminar.

https://t.co/ziJxx0QThM

[Ryan Kirby @TweetingTA]

I came across this meme and thought of Midterms... Hope everyone did awesomely on their respective academic endeavors!

Remember; Always attempt to answer every question. #protips #1535medialive

[Ryan Kirby @TweetingTA]

Hey Twitter-Persons! As requested, there is a link below to the official site for the game which was an example during seminar today.

Disclaimer: It's about $20, and quite strange.

https://t.co/vSSOk9KLky

[Ryan Kirby @TweetingTA]

@Adventurebro1 I don't think that an experiment's constraints render it false; All experiments have constraints/limitations that must be considered. However, one might argue that certain constraints are poorly designed, or problematic. In your papers give rationale and suggest alternatives.