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    Week 8 Summary

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    Week eight was great (look at that rhyme!) My group was able to finish our radio show, and I was also able to comment on this weeks progress in my radio show progress post. It felt odd not having to do any assignment bank projects, but that was definitely for the best considering the amount … Continue reading "Week 8 Summary"
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    Week 7 Summary

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    I’ll admit it, I really dropped the ball this week. It’s stressful finding a balance between this class and my other courses. I will work on that. Now that midterm week is over it should be easy getting back into the swing of digital story telling. We created a google doc for our radio show … Continue reading "Week 7 Summary"
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    Daily Create Week 7

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    Those darn kids and their hashtags 2. SoundTrip Traveling by train and across parks. Enjoying the sounds of the outdoors and the city bustle #dailycreate @ds106dc pic.twitter.com/n6TniIKdqG — Sophia (@stherria1) February 24, 2016
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    Radio Show Promo

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    Once again I used freephototool.com to create my image! I simply overlaid text onto a background image of some western travelers. I loved the background image I found due to its simplicity and natural color tones. I really liked the idea of a “coming soon” poster, as since our radio show is still in production I … Continue reading "Radio Show Promo"
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    Week 6 Summary

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    Working with design has been my favorite so far. While I initially did not enjoy the responsive reading, I had a great time analyzing different western themes and how design has changed them over time. I struggled with the design blitz assignment simply because I’m still getting used to flickr. I guess at the moment I’m not … Continue reading "Week 6 Summary"
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    Western Design

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    Viewing western movie stills along with western movie posters underscored how design has grown and changed over the years. Older movie posters were bright, colorful and “popped”. They attempted to grab the audiences attention. The same can be said with movie stills of their titles. While some films were in black in white, it still did not … Continue reading "Western Design"
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    Design Blitz

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    Unfortunately my camera has not been functioning. A solution? Use past photos from my trip to Chicago. I actually enjoyed this aspect because it allowed me to go through my saved pictures and really analyze them for different aspects of design. I will also take this time to vent about my frustrations with flickr. I … Continue reading "Design Blitz"
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    Design Assignment – Most Wanted Outlaws ds106 Style (2)

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    I chose to do this assignment again because I really enjoy learning about the oulaws of the past. Once again I used the website mobilefish.com to generate a poster after settling on an outlaw. “Jim Burrow (18??-1888) – Jim Burrow, originally from Alabama, grew up to rob trains with his brother Reuben “Rube” Burrow in … Continue reading "Design Assignment – Most Wanted Outlaws ds106 Style (2)"
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    Week 5 Summary

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    I was initially really worried about working with audio. Not only because I was having difficulty with my hardware, but who likes to hear their own voice? Not me. In the end, I enjoyed this weeks assignments a lot more than I had anticipated! That’s always a good thing. I had a lot of fun … Continue reading "Week 5 Summary"
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    Audio Storytelling

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    Audio can make or break a story. It can shape appropriate moods for the underlying story or create awkward and uncomfortable pairings. One of my favorite movies is Interstellar, this is in large part due to the soundtrack (and the visuals are pretty fantastic). While many critics have joked that the soundtrack is just Hans Zimmer falling … Continue reading "Audio Storytelling"
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    Radio Show Ideas

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    Have you ever heard of the podcast “Stuff You Missed in History Class?” The two presenters pick out fun/interesting historical topics that aren’t well known. I was thinking why not do that with our western theme! An older western story, character (real or legend) or scene could be broken down and explained. Any one like … Continue reading "Radio Show Ideas"

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