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  18. @mwolfindale

    ds106 ‘Make Noise from a Normal Sample’ #2

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    | #AudioAssignments, audio, AudioAssignments2298, Community cultures, ds106, Lifestream, sound, sound studies, Syndicated
    February 23, 2020
    I recently joined ds106 as an open participant, whilst conducting a very small scale micro-ethnographic study of ds106 as part of the Education and Digital Cultures (EDC) course (#mscedc). This is my second try at Make Noise from a Normal Sample. I recorded the original myself on my phone (although technically it’s kind of a sample of a sample)…can …

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  19. @mwolfindale

    ds106 ‘Make Noise from a Normal Sample’ #1

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    | #AudioAssignments, audio, AudioAssignments2298, blog posts, Community cultures, ds106, Lifestream, sound, sound studies, Syndicated
    February 23, 2020
    I recently joined ds106 as an open participant, whilst conducting a very small scale micro-ethnographic study of ds106 as part of the Education and Digital Cultures (EDC) course (#mscedc). I’m new to all this, but trying my hand at a few of the assignments, such as Make Noise from a Normal Sample. I recorded the original sample myself …

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  20. @mwolfindale

    ds106radio bumper

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    | #AudioAssignments, audio, AudioAssignments36, ds106, Lifestream, micro-ethnography, radio, radiobumper, sound, Syndicated
    February 14, 2020
    I recently joined ds106 as an open participant, whilst conducting a very small scale micro-ethnographic study of ds106 as part of the Education and Digital Cultures (EDC) course (#mscedc). I have been following along with week five of UMW Spring 2020 and was inspired while listening to ds106radio this week, and hearing everyone’s radio bumpers, to try my hand at the …

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  22. amiddlet50

    Polycontextuality, spheres and headphones

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    | active learning, actor-network theory, affective domain, affordances, ANT, assemblage theory, atmospheres, attention, audio, belonging, BYOD, Co-operative pedagogy, Digital Placemaking, digital voices, emotional intelligence, games development, gamification, headphones, immersive learning space, isolation, learner engagement, learning space, Literacies and intelligence, Media-enhanced learning, PhD, polycontextual bridging, polycontextuality, Possibilities, psychosocial, research, social media for learning, sound space, spatial literacy, spheres, studio, studio-based learning, Syndicated
    September 8, 2019
    Space, including learning space, can be thought of as ‘spheres’ and ‘atmospheres’. Ash (2016) looks at the implications of this for studio studies. For me and my own interest in studio-based learning and my longstanding interest in the ‘digital voice’ … Continue reading →
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  23. amiddlet50

    Table gallery for Media-Enhanced Teaching & Learning #activelearning #ARUengage

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    | Academic innovation, active learning, Assessment & Feedback, audio, audio feedback, BYOD4L, creativity, innovation, learner engagement, learning space, Media-enhanced feedback, Media-enhanced learning, media-enhanced Teaching and learning, pedagogy, Possibilities, research, screencast, Smart Learning book, Syndicated, table gallery, Video
    June 26, 2019
    I led three workshops at yesterday’s Engage Learning & Teaching conference at Anglia Ruskin University.. In one of them, I used the table gallery technique that I turn to frequently as a way to engage participants in topics where there … Continue reading →
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  26. Tom Woodward

    Baby Snarf

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    | audio, ds106, snarf, Syndicated, Thundercats
    June 19, 2019
    This is a ridiculous thing. It came into my head the other day and it amused at least a few of my children . . . once I explained what Snarf was. I plan to make ridiculous things more often. I initially had it up on SoundCloud but they took it down after a few hours as a copyright violation. Rather than fighting them about what my rights are, I’m just putting it up on my own site. Then I couldn’t find a decent1 Snarf gif on Giphy so I made one of those too. Nothing fancy in either case but this is the kind of useless, amusing things that I really like about digital media and the Internet. Consider it the opposite of surveillance capitalism. 1 The new Snarf is super creepy.
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