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<div class="intro">
This website represents a porfolio of material covering the lectures within the course, Digital Culture and Technology
at Kings College London.
<br></br>
From the very basics of computer hardware and software to its applications within areas of cultural interest
it aims to comprehensively show where computing can be applied and where technology is likely to arrive in future.
<br></br>
The interesting thing between computer technologies and culture is its ever increasing inter-dependance. As computing
technologies improve it finds more and more applications within culture. As culture looks to take advantage of computing
facilities it studies what is possible and what could be possible. The answers to the latter question has lead to innovation
and new technologies being created as a result.
<br></br>
This portfolio attempts to capture some of the interesting areas covering these innovations and present them in a form
accessible to everyone.
<p class="signature" align="right">rs</p><br></br>
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<p class="copy">© MMV</p>
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