communication studies HyperText project
writing, pictures, things

These are the things that are available online. They range from very large essays to teeny weeny reviews.

academic forever works in progress

Essays and more recent conference papers are now listed via
http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog/vlog/essays.html

HTML slides for presentation
at Digital Arts and Culture 1999, Atlanta
Draft Paper for ACH 99 Annual Conference (Charlottesville).
Assessing academic hypertexts: questions and problems International Education Conference, RMIT. (Word format).
Cultural Crossroads paper "Implications of hypertext (or hypermedia) for academic publishing"
My talk made in time This is a web based collection of quotes that accompanied the reading of a paper at a conference in Sydney during 1997. This paper was about the possibilities of academic hypertext writing as a new practice. (It is available as a word document, which is different from this web work which wanted to give some duration, analogous to the paper, to its material.)

Trip Report: Hypertext 2000, San Antonio Texas. Forthcoming.
Review of Stuart Moulthrop's "Reagan Library". First published in RealTime 37. (June 2000).
Review of Richard Wise, "Multimedia: A Critical Introduction". (Media International Australia.)
web design guidelines (notes for the Australian Publishers Association forum on "best and worst of the web") - notes and opinions.

low end IT, education, and hyper-pedagogy, a seminar presented at Solstrand for the Institutt for medievitenskap, University of Bergen.

Sunrise Research Seminar [330k]
Text-Image-Sound [484k] conference presentation (from a few years ago)
Infog 97: "Singin' in the Rain": hypertext and screen studies [244k] Mainly an introduction to hypertext for screen culture sorts.

http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au