Interactive Documentaries theme week at In Media Res

by Matt on November 14, 2011

In Media Res is a scholarly website “dedicated to experimenting with collaborative, multi-modal forms of online scholarship.” For their September 5-9, 2011 theme issue, five individuals offered their own brief insights into the world of Interactive Documentaries. Contributions included Ben Miller’s thoughts on Korsakow SNUs and POCs (‘Documenting Change in Points of Contact’) and Jen Proctor’s discussion (‘The Case for the Slow Internet’) about a rather resonant NPR spoof. All the entries are well worth reading.

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