Visual assignment 35 brief Let’s celebrate our 106ness- create a graphic, find a a photo, manipulate an exiting image to somehow represent the number 106. It could be literal (like a sign that has 106 on it, example below), to say, something using CVI (roman digits), maybe something with 106 items in it…. Apartment building …
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This is the sound of a late Korean Summer. The sound cicadas or 매 미 (meh-mee) fill the air with their wall of sound. 매 미 sound different to Australian cicadas, which I guess is no suprise. Their sound seems to come in waves, unlike their Australian counterparts who have more of a constant drone.
Live from the Sun Bon Sa (선본사) Buddhist temple in the mountains of South Korea, Detective Peterovski talks about the investigation and his need to seek enlightenment and develop a greater sense of direction. Perhaps 선본사 is the right place to reflect on the EpCoP Case.
Live from his seat on the bus, Detective Peterovski reports on the status of the EpCop Case and his mission for the day.
Fresh from the airport, Detective Peterovski posts his first report from Gwangan, the location of the last known sighting of Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL) in Busan, South Korea.
A Storify review of Week 4 of the EpCop Case written by Detective Ryan Peterovski. “ The #EpCoP agents have yet to discover the clue from RPL! http://t.co/p5JSXwt DetRyanPeterovs August 22, 2011 “ Uh oh. The location of a clue from RPL has been anonymously trolled on Canvas http://t.co/CRfTj0d A subtle, yet sophisticated troll. 🙂 …
It’s still winter here in Melbourne, Australia. That means the wet weather can make it pretty difficult for me to get out and mow some backyard lawn art on the weekend. With that in mind, I’ve been using Google SketchUp 8 to previsualise new lawn art designs for my backyard lawn. This lawn art design …
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So, it’s settled. The recently discovered clue from Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL) has forced Detective Peterovski to make a choice. If he’s happy to retire after 30 years of service without solving his last case, he can stay at home. If he wants to catch his arch enemy RPL, he must leave his hometown for …
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The clue that was stashed around suburban Melbourne by Detective Peterovski’s arch-enemy Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL) has finally been decrypted by the team at the EPCop Agency. The team has processed the data and it turns out that it’s a personal message from RPL to Detective Peterovski. A message that tuants Detective Peterovski. A message …
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*NEWS FLASH* After four days of steady-sleuthing and a solid investigation throughout downtown Melbourne, the mysterious clue from (RPL) has been found! Standby for the results from the analysis of the clue and further information about the EpCop Case. A big thank you to Special-agent Adam Lemmo for his hard work!
A Storify review of Week 3 of the EpCop Case written by Detective Ryan Peterovski. “ Something tells me I should be looking for evidence beyond these shores DetRyanPeterovs August 19, 2011 “ This week I explored how Netvibes could be used for the #EpCoP Case http://t.co/F3djnh6 DetRyanPeterovs August 20, 2011 “ It’s been 3 …
It’s been fours days since Detective Ryan Peterovski’s arch enemy Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL) left a mysterious clue for the EpCoP Case agents at a location in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. As you can see from the video footage shot by Detective Peterovski earlier this morning, RPL’s clue is yet to be discovered. …
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For the third week of the EpCop Case I decided to move away from using virtual clues and evidence attached to the EpCop Case Evidence Map that I’d been using previously. Instead, I decided to hide a USB stick (containing another clue to the whereabouts of Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL)) at a real location in …
In this brief update, Detective Peterovski talks about the mysterious envelope he recently discovered and the type of e-portfolio tools he (unsuccessfully) explored throughout the third week of the EpCoP Case.
A Storify review of Week 2 of the EpCop Case written by Detective Ryan Peterovski. “ So I set a plan of action for week 2 of the #EpCop Case! http://wp.me/p1fqr9-oI Still no sign of arch-nemesis RPL! DetRyanPeterovs August 8, 2011 Detective Peterovski sets a plan of action for the second week of the EpCop Case …
It’s now the third week of the EpCop Case. Detective Peterovski, takes some to time to talk about the case, methods he could use to revise his existing action plan and the types of tools he hopes to use to take an even closer look at the investigation.
The Daily Shoot #ds636 – Collection, originally uploaded by Rowan Peter. We’re all collectors of something. Find an interesting way to display and make a photo of a collection today. My collection of colourful old Wired magazines. Editions 3.10 – 4.11.
What does Detective Peterovski’s plan look like? At the moment, his plan looks like it follows an interative cycle of creation and review. How can a plan like this help Detective Peterovski solve the EpCop Case?
When you’re a detective there’s no right or wrong time to think. Detective Peterovski takes some time out from his Saturday afternoon grocery shopping to think a little more about the purpose of his blog and the progress of the EpCop Case.
While out shopping for a new tie, Detective Peterovski gets a chance to reflect on the second week of the EpCop Case and discover a new piece of evidence.
The team in the lab finally managed to extract and decrypt the contents of the media device that was recently discovered by Detective Peterovski. The contents of the media device took Peterovski and all of the other EpCoP agents by suprise! Just what does Peterovski’s dream mean? How was this nightmarish vision recorded on the …
It’s a wet miserable Monday night in downtown Melbourne, Australia. Detective Ryan Peterovski can’t sleep, so he pounds the pavement and sets plan of action for the second week of the EpCop Case.
A Storify review of Week 1 of the EpCop Case written by Detective Ryan Peterovski. “ The #epcop MOOC begins. Only 7 weeks until I retire! Still no closer to catching criminal mastermind Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL) DetRyanPeterovs July 31, 2011 Detective Ryan Peterovski introduces the EpCop Case Hardboiled lawman, Detective Ryan Peterovski introduces himself and …
With his investigation grinding to a halt due to bad weather, a slightly morose Detective Ryan Peterovski takes time out to reflect on the achievements of the first week of the EpCop Case.
While conducting his investigation throughout Melbourne’s central business district, Detective Ryan Peterovski discovers his first piece of evidence. Could this discovery put him one step closer to catching his arch enemy Richard Paddy Lawrence (RPL) and closing the EpCop Case? [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnbUZVLeS4w&rel=0] Hopefully, this discovery will be the first of many throughout the duration of the …
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In this update, Detective Ryan Peterovski talks about the status of the EpCoP Case, welcomes his old friend Captain Janette Poirot and asks the EpCop community for help! Have you seen something that might help Detective Ryan Peterovski solve the case? If you think you have, please contact him via Twitter or the Reply feature …
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On a late night emergency hunt for old evidence stored at his office, Detective Ryan Peterovski discovers that his trusty old filing cabinet probably isn’t the best place to store his crucial evidence for the EpCop Case.
While driving home late from his office, Detective Ryan Peterovski reflects on the early stages of the EpCop Case.
Hardboiled lawman, Detective Ryan Peterovski introduces himself and talks a little about his career, his impending retirement from the force and his motivations for undertaking the EpCop Case.
