About
Jeff Watson is an artist, designer, and Assistant Professor of Interactive Media and Games at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts.
-
Category Archives: Resources
ARG readings and reflections: an annotated bibliography
This resource contains links to blog posts, conference papers, journal articles, and other texts related to alternate reality gaming. Continue reading
ARGs in institutions: museums, libraries, schools, and beyond
This resource contains examples of alternate reality games (ARGs) created for museums, libraries, schools, and government agencies. Also included are links to related resources, designers, observers, and policy-makers. Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Resources
Tagged arg, education, experience-design, libraries, museums, new media literacies, schools
11 Comments
Content management and delivery tools for indie ARG producers
By using and mashing-up freely-available social media, mobile technology, and web publishing tools, ARG producers with shoestring budgets can roll their own custom ARG management and delivery systems. Continue reading
Ambient storytelling resources
This post contains starting points for researching and developing “ambient” storytelling and interaction systems (i.e., stories or games that take place in the background, rather than traditional attention-focusing media artifacts such as movies or console video games). Continue reading
Making meaning with images: tools, resources and inspiration for visual communication
Image manipulation, found footage, guerrilla filmmaking, and video editing notes for my IML students. Continue reading
Posted in Resources
Tagged arthur lipsett, comm-450, found footage, image manipulation, photoshop, workshops
Comments Off on Making meaning with images: tools, resources and inspiration for visual communication
Locative media resources
A collection of supplementary readings and resources for my presentation, “Locative Media and Responsive Environments.” Continue reading
Posted in Resources
Tagged bruce sterling, locative media, Presentations, responsive environments, spimes
3 Comments