Well, here it is:
Ana Peretz officially has a Google Site AND a Twitter account!
I have decided that I'd like to create Ana's digital world in the most detailed way that I possibly can, which may not be easy, but will surely be fun!
I was trying to think of a way that I could incorporate my thesis work into this project and I think that I came up with a solution. In creating Ana's digital world, I think I am going to use her to my advantage. I'm going to give her school projects to accomplish and upload to a teacher's page (that I will hopefully have time to create). And essentially her "projects" will be my projects. I'm not entirely sure that it will work the way that I want it to, but that is the plan for now.
Also, I'd like to create a physical copy of my "artifact" (the blank journal) and have Ana take pictures of it and post it on her blog complaining about the gift. She will also create a post later on, while cleaning her room, where she will revisit the journal and find that a page is ripped out of the back. She will then find, after digging deeper into her "junk drawer" that she did not throw out the note her aunt left her about the journal, and that the note was written on the torn page.
I then hope to recreate the note, also take pictures of it and post it to Ana's blog and/or Twitter, to be used as suspicious evidence. I intend to design the message on the note in such a way that it leaves the reader/investigator with questions about Rachel Behar's character, past, innocence, etc.
