Bridging Tech, Communication, and Ideas
This is a collection of our pre-MDM students’ weekly journal entries.
Written by Sifan, 2021 Cohort
At the recent Boot Camp, we discussed everyone’s favorite game, and I introduced the masterpiece in my heart – What Remains of Edit Finch … Continue readingGame or movie: how to define the genre of confusing digital media products
Written by Taoan, 2021 Cohort
Though 3D graphics games are the mainstream in the game industry nowadays, 2D graphics, especially pixel art will never become old-fashioned … Continue readingEastward: A unique Pixel adventure
Written by Nima, 2021 Cohort
Sharing personal mental health challenges gave many people the feeling of belonging to a group which is itself one of the great methods in the journey of helping people with mental issues. … Continue readingThe Future of Mental Health
Written by Octavia, 2021 Cohort
Whenever I mention What Remains of Edith Finch, I describe it as not just a game, but a real artwork. … Continue readingThe unique use of Interaction in the best game of 2017 – What Remains of Edith Finch (spoiler alert)
Written by Fang, 2021 Cohort Cognitive psychologist Donald Arthur Norman divided emotional design into three levels in his book “Emotional
Continue readingEmotional Design from Industrial to Information
Written by Ruby, 2021 Cohort The rapid development of Virtual Reality (VR) hardware and technology since the 90s has given
Continue readingThe Potential of Virtual Reality on Social Communication
Written by Oscar, 2021 Cohort The revolution of video games In the 21st century, the video game generation is evolving
Continue readingHow’s video games become the new generation of sport?
Written by Xiao, 2021 Cohort I really want to delve deeper into why I want to study Digital Media. It
Continue readingThe 5G era, a bright future for digital media
Written by Cassie, 2021 Cohort The advent of the Internet has not only brought us easy access to information but
Continue readingThe parallel world of social media: Is what you see really what you see?
Written by Simran, 2020 Cohort
Being a perfectionist has always been a controversial topic. Some say that it’s a myth … Continue readingIs Perfectionism in this Digital Age a Mental Disorder?