New Media - Entrance Test

yes, I have, and I have a relative idea of what it means

yes, I have, but I don’t think I can explain its meaning

no, I haven’t, but I think that I can guess what it is

no, I haven’t, and I don’t know what it is

An online forum, an email, a handwritten letter

An image, a video, an audio

A painting, a sculpture, a building

I don’t know

Pre-coding, inter-coding, transcoding, post-coding;

Visibility, accessibility, transferability;

Computerization, digitalization;

Numerical representation, modularity, automation, variability, transcoding;

literature generated by any type of electronic device

a genre of literature that utilizes advantages provided by a computer

new forms and genres of writing that explore the specific capabilities of the computer and network

no different from traditional literature

is continuous (can be read in various ways)

is analogue (read in a linear way; there is only one way to read the story)

can be both continuous and analogue

is the same as Electronic Literature

a computer, a tablet, a laptop, a smartphone, a Kindle

data, processes, interaction, surface, context

letters, words, sentences, punctuation and layout

all the same element as traditional literature

just a very big text

text with a lot of hyperboles

text with references to other text that the reader can access

linear and analogue