Many people have tried to learn to code online.  And yet, in-person learning groups are popping up everywhere. Each of these groups think differently about learning, group dynamics, and culture. What can each group learn from each other? What are recommendations and design principles for starting one's own informal tech learning group? This project will take a snapshot of the informal tech education landscape. For more on the project: https://github.com/mozzadrella/Informal-Tech-Project

TIL: Informal Tech Education

Shark Week (prod. Dubious Luxury)

This is my mix of Air Traffic for the PWYM (Play With Your Music) online course. The mix has been made to emphasize the dynamics of the tracks and making sure the beat and bass are quite present. The vocal tracks have been layered at some places to widen the stereo field as well. Some subtle effects have been added to some of the other instruments. I kept it simple because I feel that the original intent of this song is to be easy to listen to and should still be easily performable on a live stage.

I was surprised that the original track uses almost no effects at all as when i listened to the dry tracks, it was as if the track was already mixed. The recording engineer did a great job.

Air Traffic (Mix by Brokenfinga)

Remix of Clara Berry and Wooldog's Air Traffic for module 5 of the Play With Your Music course.

Air Traffic (To Space And Back)

If you heard the previous version, some things were "off". I decided to properly finalize the track and make it more "whole".
I'm positive some stuff could still be improved but i have the feeling the track has a real ending now.

Air Traffic (Remix by Brokenfinga) - Final version

Michael Dickman is the author of The End of the West, and Flies, both published by Copper Canyon Press. He co-wrote 50 American Plays, also published by Copper Canyon. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, he currently lives in Princeton, New Jersey.

VSC Reading Series: Michael Dickman 3/24/2014

American poet Michael Dickman reads "The New Green" from the collection Brother by Michael Dickman and Matthew Dickman.

Michael Dickman reads "The New Green"

The song "Want It Back" from Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra's forthcoming album "Theatre Is Evil" (out September 2012)
Sent out as a surprise exclusively to Kickstarter backers on June 2nd 2012. 

The cover image is a tiny snippet of a piece by David Mack from the forthcoming Grand Theft Orchestra art book.
To see a series of "work in progress" shots of the Amanda-art visit http://on.fb.me/DMafpProcess or visit http://bit.ly/M1anN6 to learn more about David and his work.

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Want It Back

Mark Woodman and I talk about hack-jam style professional development and informal tech ed as a social enterprise. Mark Woodman is Head of Talent and Co-founder of Freeformers, an organization that offers technical professional development courses to corporations and free training to young adults. Find out more at: http://www.freeformers.com/

Interview conducted as a part of TIL: Informal Tech Education in a Cross-Cultural Perspective. For more on the project: github.com/mozzadrella/Informal-Tech-Project

Mark Woodman, Freeformers, June 24 & 28 2013

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