The Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling
I decided to keep with this theme of Digital Storytelling in the classroom. I committed to having my students create a digital story in STEM this year, so I decided I needed to gather a few more resources before attempting it in December or January. This week I stumbled upon Bernard Robin’s paper The Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling . This article did a great job at bridging the gap from…
Digital Storytelling Critique: Hum
This week I decided to branch out and look for some short films to critique, in this search I discovered Hum. Hum is about this robot who is confined to a restaurant’s backroom to clean dirty dishes. The robot slowly discovers life outside of his room by collecting little trinkets that come in with the dishes. Suddenly one day, the boarded up window breaks open and the robot is introduced to a…
Daily Create: 80’s nostalgia generator
@ds106dc #tdc1775 1980’s nostalgia meets water bottle flipping, landing the water bottle on the cap.
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Western106 is still a happening thing! We got High Noon Radio Show going. And whatever else y'all invent.
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
4/8/16 – 4/15/16
For 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
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Blogs for the DS106 (CPSC 106) course at University of Mary Washington taught by Paul Bond.
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
4/8/16 – 4/15/16
For 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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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