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Week One Reflection
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The Incomparable Bob Ross
“We don’t make mistakes, as you know, all we do is have happy accidents in our world.” -Bob Ross Wow. Watching Bob Ross was the best thing I could have done for myself today. I’ve always been aware of Bob due to pop culture, but am now ashamed to admit I’ve never actually watched TheContinue reading "The Incomparable Bob Ross" -
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UMW Fall 2017 “Super DS106” Paul Bond
Welcome to Paul Bond’s Fall 2017 Digital Storytelling Course at UMW
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Western 106
An open ds106 experience built around a genre of Westerns. Get yer blog and ride with us! Not a course, it's... something else.
For a structured approach, follow the UMW Spring 2016 course taught by Paul Bond or the always available Open DS106
Western106 is still a happening thing! We got High Noon Radio Show going. And whatever else y'all invent.
Assignments from UMW DS106
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Week 14: Happy Trails
by John Starr, from Rangers Comics #54 http://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=418 So here we are in the last weeks of the semester, about to ride off in the sunset of Western106. It’s been a great ride, and everyone should be proud of all the work they’ve done. I really appreciate the consistent creative energy people put into the Daily Creates, all the thoughtful … Read the rest
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Week 13: The Wild Wild Web
4/8/16 – 4/15/16For this week’s adventure, we’re going to play with web storytelling. This should be fun. I am going to quote extensively from the Open ds106 Course:
In this unit we move to a different kind of storytelling, one that uses the space of existing web sites as a place for you to assert your own stories. … Read the rest
Blog Riders
Western106 Blogs (2995 posts). If yours is not listed, check for it in all blogs in DS106, we might need to add a tag. If the blog is new, sign it up now.
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DS106 West (UMW Spring 2016)
Blogs for the DS106 (CPSC 106) course at University of Mary Washington taught by Paul Bond.
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Week 14: Happy Trails
by John Starr, from Rangers Comics #54 http://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=418 So here we are in the last weeks of the semester, about to ride off in the sunset of Western106. It’s been a great ride, and everyone should be proud of all the work they’ve done. I really appreciate the consistent creative energy people put into the Daily Creates, all the thoughtful … Read the rest
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Week 13: The Wild Wild Web
4/8/16 – 4/15/16For this week’s adventure, we’re going to play with web storytelling. This should be fun. I am going to quote extensively from the Open ds106 Course:
In this unit we move to a different kind of storytelling, one that uses the space of existing web sites as a place for you to assert your own stories. … Read the rest
Participant Blogs
There are (1691 posts from this class). If your blog is not listed, contact us, submitting the form multiple times does not help!
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GMU Spring 2014 (EDIT 572)
These are blogs for students in both sections of EDIT 572: Digital Audio/Video Design and Applications for the Instructional Design and Technology (IDT) Program at George Mason University, a class being taught Spring 2014 by Alan Levine.
You can also find the posts separated out for students in section 1 and section 2, as well as ones from our open participants.
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GMU Spring 2014 (EDIT 572 Section 1)
These are blogs for students in section 1 of EDIT 572: Digital Audio/Video Design and Applications for the Instructional Design and Technology (IDT) Program at George Mason University, a class being taught Spring 2014 by Alan Levine.
You can also find the posts from both sections combined, or just for section 2, as well as ones from our open participants.
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GMU Spring 2014 (EDIT 572 Section 2)
These are blogs for students in section 2 of EDIT 572: Digital Audio/Video Design and Applications for the Instructional Design and Technology (IDT) Program at George Mason University, a class being taught Spring 2014 by Alan Levine.
You can also find the posts from both sections combined, or just for section 1, as well as ones from our open participants.
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Headless ds106 Fall 2013
Have we lost our heads? Is anyone in charge? No. This is an experiment in running ds106 for open participants following the syllabus of previous classes (Learn more...).
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End of Headless? Never! Join us Dec 13 for TWO Major Events
Of course nothing ends in ds106, but this Friday we are pausing for two major live events. Both were broadcasted live to ds106 radio. Link to GIFaChrome promo video The emergence of the GIFaChrome phenomena and its interest amount ds106ers has enabled us to be part of a major product...
The Headless
Headless Blogs (3043 posts)
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About Phonar
Phonar [fo-'när] is a free and open undergraduate photography class run by Jonathan Worth from the photography team at Coventry University in the UK Tweets about "#phonar"