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    Weeks 6 & 7: Sound off for Audio

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    For the next two weeks (three if you count Spring Break), you will be working in small groups to produce a 30 minute radio show to be broadcast on ds106 radio. Open, online students should feel free to share their names and emails/twitter here (see full list here) so you all...
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    They’re Here!

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    I loved Linda McKenna’s assignment to make a ds106-themed movie poster, so I started searching through some of the classic horror movie posters over the years. I didn’t have much time because I still have an Animated Comic Book Cover … Continue reading
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    Week 5: It’s Time to Design

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    This week we will be moving into the Design portion of the course. For-credit students will be expected to do a Daily Create each and every day and at least 15 stars worth of assignments from the Design assignment repository here. All assignments are due no later than midnight on Sunday...
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    This Week in ds106: Week 4 Recap (4.4)

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    Alan Levine, ds106 alum Andrew Allingham, and myself talk with Ben Rimes, Giulia Forsythe, and Zack Dowell (aka Noise Professor) about the Daily Creates and Visual Assignments featured thus far. Below are links to featured visual assignments: http:del...
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    Dog Man

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    All the Cat Breading and Dog Swapping shenanigans that have been going on around ds106 reminded me of that crazy scene in the 1978 version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers when the dog man comes running up to Donald … Continue reading
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    69

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    69, a photo by snakepliskens on Flickr. The Daily Create: “Make a photo of something upside down that is never seen that way” tdc.ds106.us/tdc29/ I used the cover of The Magnetic Fields’ “69 Love Songs” album to picture a number that we never … Continue reading

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