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Fanfiction and interactive fiction in the classroom BELTA Day 2019, 11 May 2019, Brussels Johan Strobbe Joeri Van der Veken Frederik Cornillie @fanTALES_EU @fanTALES_EU Thorne, S. L. (2008). Transcultural Communication in Open Internet

  1. Fanfiction and interactive fiction in the classroom BELTA Day 2019, 11 May 2019, Brussels Johan Strobbe Joeri Van der Veken Frederik Cornillie

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  4. Thorne, S. L. (2008). Transcultural Communication in Open Internet Environments and Massively Multiplayer Online Games. In S. S. Magnan (Ed.), Mediating Discourse Online (pp. 305 – 327). Amsterdam: John Benjamins. @fanTALES_EU World of Warcraft

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  6. Lezers worden prosumenten “ Storytellers now think about storytelling in terms of creating openings for consumer participation. At the same time, consumers are using new media technologies to engage with old media content, seeing the Internet as a vehicle for collective problem solving, ” public deliberation , and grassroots creativity . @fanTALES_EU

  7. The FanTALES approach Interactive Fan Fiction Fiction Tele- Multilingualism collaboration @fanTALES_EU

  8. Getting to know … Interactive Fan Fiction Fiction Tele- Multilingualism collaboration @fanTALES_EU

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  13. https://fanlore.org/wiki/Fanfiction @fanTALES_EU

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  15.  Shortfic (drabbles, 221Bs)  Fix-it Fic  Continuation or prequel  Missing moment  Alternate POV  Racebending or gender-bending  Fusion (e.g. Holmes goes to Hogwarts)  Alternate Universe (Coffee Shop AU, Omegaverse)  Remixing (rewriting another fanwork in a different style)  Roll-play (e.g. on Twitter or in a blog) Some Fanfiction Genres @fanTALES_EU Art: Fox Estacado

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  20. Brainstorm a fanfiction activity inspired by anything you’ve seen here that might be relevant for your pupils.

  21. Getting to know … Interactive Fan Fiction Fiction Tele- Multilingualism collaboration @fanTALES_EU

  22. A taste of interactive fiction http://burymemylove.arte.tv 1. Spot the difference(s) 2. Brainstorm about a major choice or plot point @fanTALES_EU

  23. A different type of interactive fiction @fanTALES_EU

  24. A typology of choices  preference Cauldron cake or treacle tart ?  value Fire at Hogwarts !!! Save your book of spells, or your invisibility cloak ?  adventure Discover secret chambers, or play a game of Quidditch ?  ethical Arrive late at Hogwarts or steal the Weasley’s flying car ?  cause and effect Make friends with Malfoy on your way to Hogwarts, and end up in Slytherin.  exploratory Keep talking to Dumbledore, or continue the action ?  obtainable Retrieve your parents’ possessions from GringottsWizarding Bank.  directional Left or right in the twisting passages of GringottsWizarding Bank ?  tonal Reply to Malfoy with sarcasm or with irony ? based on Ford, M. (2016) Writing Interactive Fiction with Twine , pp. 22-23 @fanTALES_EU

  25. What makes a choice interesting ? You are Harry Potter, an eleven-year old boy who is attending the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in order to become a world-class wizard. After a long but breathtaking ride on the Hogwarts Express, you have arrived at Hogwarts Castle. You have just been sorted into Gryffindor (one of the school’s four houses), and are enjoying your first Hogwarts banquet, starved after this exciting day. Having worked your way through the main course – you have never had such delicious pork chops, sausages, roast potatoes, peas, carrots, and gravy before – you consider the dessert options. That treacle tart does look rather mouthwatering …  Mint humbugs seem a little strange for dessert …  Better not have any dessert …  @fanTALES_EU

  26. Strong choices  Context  Conflict  Consequence based on a workshop by IF author @gavininglis @fanTALES_EU

  27. Strong choices Context Consequence Conflict Treacle tart Mint humbugs No dessert @fanTALES_EU

  28. Putting it together in the classroom Interactive Fan Fiction Fiction Tele- Multilingualism collaboration @fanTALES_EU

  29. Fanfiction in class  Creative writing  Very motivating  Ideal for a differentiated classroom  More fun in group! @fanTALES_EU

  30. Pupils choose a universe Slide uit de presentatie van Shannon Sauro ‘Fan Fiction Tasks in the ESL Classroom’ (Malmö, september 2017) @fanTALES_EU

  31. Re-invent your main character! Slide uit de presentatie van Shannon Sauro ‘Fan Fiction Tasks in the ESL Classroom’ (Malmö, september 2017) @fanTALES_EU

  32. Finally a genre Slide uit de presentatie van Shannon Sauro ‘Fan Fiction Tasks in the ESL Classroom’ (Malmö, september 2017) @fanTALES_EU

  33. Let’s Twine together!  Go to www.twinery.org (online + desktop version)  Very simple:  Write your story in text boxes  Use [[ your text ]] to create choices  Export (and import) your html file @fanTALES_EU

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  36. First try of my pupils @fanTALES_EU

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  39. Let’s learn from the best ;-) @fanTALES_EU

  40. They rewrote their story @fanTALES_EU

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  42. Everybody happy? @fanTALES_EU

  43. Ready to give it a go ? www.fantales.eu > results @fanTALES_EU

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