New Storytelling

Learning through Metaphors

Anna Ursyn

• Publisher: Chapman and Hall/CRC
• Year: 2025
• eBook ISBN: 9781040393963
• Topic: Art
• Subtopic: Computer Science General

There is a global need to become less fearful of coding, as it improves communication with the coders on the job and helps with prompt writing, which hiring companies often request. This set of story-based learning projects links performances and tasks with computing codes to show how a machine translates our goals into its language. Metaphors link instructions telling a computer what task to perform with similar functions in other disciplines. The materials serve those in Computer Graphics, Digital Media, or anyone interested in understanding and becoming familiar with principles and the logic behind coding, and help understand machines when writing a prompt. Dance, music, and performing visually present knowledge through stories and serve as a metaphor for understanding how coding and current technologies affect various disciplines. By introducing basic ideas behind programming in a symbolic way, this book shows how computing and nature overlap through storytelling.

Most jobs are collaborative, and coding involves many parts of production processes. These knowledge-based stories improve communication between the artists and the coders to bridge the gap between them.

It is a part of the "Knowledge Through the Arts" series, consisting of:

Dance Code - Dance Steps as a Code

New Storytelling - Learning Through Metaphors

Code Appreciation - Reshaping Knowledge

Nature Appreciation - Knowledge as Art

Table of contents

• Cover Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• A Series of Books: Knowledge Through the Arts
• Keywords
• Table of Contents
• Hello World!
• Introduction
• Chapter 1 Dance Code: An Internet Exchange
• Chapter 2 Music Code: Live Cosmic Book Theater: Storytelling as Knowledge Transfer through Metaphors
• Chapter 3 Tools and rules: Finding One's Profession: A Finger Theater Play with Ten Fingers and Two Toes Anything Developed Can Be argued to be Using the Elements and Principles of Art!
• Chapter 4 Cognitive Perceptions: Two Commentators Inside of a Drone
• Chapter 5 Art Code: An Internship
• Chapter 6 Sports Code: Duality on a Plane
• Chapter 7 Math Code: A Café Experience at a Conference
• Chapter 8 Bank Code: A Restroom Conversation
• Nature Code
• Chapter 10 Text Code: A Driving Exchange
• Chapter 11 Bio Code: An Artificial Intelligence Class Ballet
• Chapter 12 Carbon Code: Nine Trapped in an Elevator
• Chapter 13 Code Code: Forces
• Chapter 14 Perspective Code: An Architectural Tour of a Town
• Chapter 15 Water Code: A Kitchen Scene
• Chapter 16 Physics Code: Ski Lift Exchange
• Chapter 17 Geo Code: A Dinner Conversation
• Chapter 18 Memory Code: A BIRDWATCHING; A Walking Exchange
• Chapter 19 Heart Code: Told and Illustrated from the Rats' Perspective
• Chapter 20 History Code: Stranded on a Beach The History of Inventions, Thoughts, and Computer Languages
• Chapter 21 Mind Code: Through the Cats' Experience
• Chapter 22 Law Code: I Did Not Do It
• Chapter 23 Word Code: Learning on the Train
• Chapter 24 Chemistry Code: A Swimmer's Altered States of Thought With Two Mindsets
• Chapter 25 Code Dance: Joy to Anger, Celebration to Protest
• Chapter 26 Dress Code: Shopping Encounter
• Chapter 27 World Code: Questions and Answers Session
• Chapter 28 Future Code: Come, Join the Party! Grand Finale
• Chapter 29 Education Code: Teacher-Artist, Artist-Teacher
• Chapter 30 Moral: Tento's Manifesto
• Publications Related to this Book
• Credits, Stage Credits, and Acknowledgments for Time-Based Representation
• Terms with short descriptions
• Index
• About the Author
• Books – Authored, Co-Authored, and Edited by Anna Ursyn
• A List of Titles From the Previous Page