Hyperpoetry Presentation PDF

IPO & COLOCAR HYPERPOETRY The Intersection of Poetry and Digital Media MC_LIT_6 What is Hyperpoetry? Introduction to Hyperpoetry is a genre of poetry that incorporates digital media elements, allowing for interactive and multimedia experiences. i...

IPO & COLOCAR HYPERPOETRY The Intersection of Poetry and Digital Media MC_LIT_6 What is Hyperpoetry? Introduction to Hyperpoetry is a genre of poetry that incorporates digital media elements, allowing for interactive and multimedia experiences. is poetry that is available on a webpage and which takes advantage of hyperlinks. Key Characteristics 1. Interactivity Readers can engage with the text. 2. Multimedia Combines text with images, sounds, and videos. 3. Non-Linear Narratives Allows for multiple pathways through the text. 4. Hypertextuality Links to other texts or media, creating a web of meaning. History of Hyperpoetry Origins: Emerged in the 1980s with the advent of digital literature. Early examples can be found in software and computer networks. Evolution: Gained popularity with the rise of the internet in the 1990s. Key figures: Jim Andrews, Brian Kim Stefans, and others who pioneered the form. Examples of Hyperpoetry Notable Works: “Stir Fry” by Jim Andrews A visually interactive poem that incorporates cooking imagery. “The Dreamlife of Letters” by Brian Kim Stefans Focuses on the play of letters and their meanings. Conclusion Hyperpoetry bridges traditional poetry and digital innovation. It encourages new ways of reading and creating literature. Thank you