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Osiyo, Ya’at’eeh, and Hello, students, I hope you and your families and friends are doing well. To help stop the spread of the virus, we are moving classes online (at least) until April 5th. We may end up finishing the rest of
Hello, creators! My name is Brian and I will be introducing you to digital storytelling. Creators are imaginative people who make stories, art, memes, and many other creative objects. I, for example, create stories. I have written and published fiction and nonfiction
I’ve given much thought lately to digital spaces. In 2015, I finished my dissertation about the nonhuman, specifically nonhuman animals in Native American Literature. I spent my entire graduate career thinking about what it means to be human and the myriad ways
Nerdia has been doing digital storytelling since the mid-nineties! So she’s been telling stories via the internet for about as long as the internet has been around. Listen to me ask Nerdia about her creative process.
ᎣᏏᏲ, ᏙᎯᏧ? Brian Hudson ᏓᏆᏙ. ᏩᏙ. Hello, how are you? My name is Brian Hudson. Thanks for coming to English 1102: Argumentative and Analytic Writing. I’m originally from the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, where I’m a citizen. I’ve taught college writing for
This morning, I heard an entertaining story about an ostrich—with its head in the window—chasing a car and aggressively eating the kibble from the hands of a terrified young girl at a drive-thru zoo. What made the story so entertaining was not