The Trope Tank: A Laboratory with Material Resources for Creative Computing. / Montfort, Nick; Stayton, Erik; Fedorova, Natalia.
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, 2014.Research output: Book/Report/Anthology › Commissioned report
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TY - BOOK
T1 - The Trope Tank: A Laboratory with Material Resources for Creative Computing
AU - Montfort, Nick
AU - Stayton, Erik
AU - Fedorova, Natalia
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - Principles for organizing and making use of a laboratory with material computing resources are articulated. This laboratory, the Trope Tank, is a facility for teaching, research, and creative collaboration and offers hardware (in working condition and set up for use) from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, including videogame systems, home computers, and an arcade cabinet. To aid in investigating the material history of texts, the lab has a small 19th century letterpress, a typewriter, a print terminal, and dot-matrix printers. Other resources include controllers, peripherals, manuals, books, and software on physical media. These resources are used for teaching, loaned for local exhibitions and presentations, and accessed by researchers and artists. The space is primarily a laboratory (rather than a library, studio, or museum), so materials are organized by platform and intended use. Textual information about the historical contexts of the available systems, and resources are set up to allow easy operation, and eve
AB - Principles for organizing and making use of a laboratory with material computing resources are articulated. This laboratory, the Trope Tank, is a facility for teaching, research, and creative collaboration and offers hardware (in working condition and set up for use) from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, including videogame systems, home computers, and an arcade cabinet. To aid in investigating the material history of texts, the lab has a small 19th century letterpress, a typewriter, a print terminal, and dot-matrix printers. Other resources include controllers, peripherals, manuals, books, and software on physical media. These resources are used for teaching, loaned for local exhibitions and presentations, and accessed by researchers and artists. The space is primarily a laboratory (rather than a library, studio, or museum), so materials are organized by platform and intended use. Textual information about the historical contexts of the available systems, and resources are set up to allow easy operation, and eve
KW - Computing laboratory. Computing resources. History of material texts. Digital and analogical literature.
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - The Trope Tank: A Laboratory with Material Resources for Creative Computing
PB - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
ER -
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