2. rachstanford77

    Critiquing Us

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    October 25, 2015
    In general, I had a lot of fun making our Wacky History radio show. It was great figuring out all of the history on dentures and wedding rings because both are still quite relevant today despite the fact they have been around for centuries. Overall, I believe it turned out to be a great show […]
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  5. jgieseking

    Slides & Handout from OA Panel at Trinity College

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    October 25, 2015

    We had a rousing conversation about the merits of open access (#OA) during Open Access Week at Trinity College. My presentation focused on how I came into OA and the key resources that make a busy faculty member or graduate student’s entrée into sharing their research publicly as part of the open education movement. I include my slides and the handout I shared below. After an introduction from our digital librarian Amy Harrell, I was joined by my colleagues Jack Doughtery in Urban Education Studies, and Charles Lebel in Language and Culture Studies in brief individual presentations followed by a conversation with our faculty.

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  6. adamlostonpatrol

    Digital Story Fellers Reflection

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    October 25, 2015
    To start off, I thought the name Digital Story Fellers was pretty clever since it sounds very close to digital story tellers. This group comprised of James Baylor, Jack Brooks, Justin Lawrence, Caleb Snow, and Christopher Zimmerman. Intro: The beginning typewriter sounds although nice sounding, I thought were a bit random and didn’t really need … Continue reading →
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  8. rachstanford77

    Critiquing Them

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    October 25, 2015
    Overall the Digital Story Fellers radio show was great. It had current even stories that were very interesting and many were quite compelling. The show had very serious tone due to the stories that they told but they had fun music in between each segment which made it fun to listen to. The following are […]
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  10. arunk

    Week Nine: Daily Creates

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    October 25, 2015
    10/21/2015: #tdc1382 @ds106dc https://t.co/2zq9golhr0 — Ashlyn Runk (@a_renee03) October 21, 2015 Today’s daily create was to build a stick figure in nature. I used some twigs from my yard and a few flowers from my garden to create a slumbering stick person. 10/22/2015: #tdc1383 @ds106dc my happy place is my kitchen, but the trash is … Continue reading Week Nine: Daily Creates
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  13. kstanbro

    Spongebobā€™s resume

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    October 25, 2015
    The second assignment I did was 3.5 stars. The assignment was to create a character resume. I originally wanted to do Micheal Scofield from Prison Break because he would have an interesting resume and I figured that it would be origins. However I found that it was really hard to recall specifics and online didn’t […]
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  14. kstanbro

    Spongebobā€™s resume

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    October 25, 2015
    The second assignment, Character Resume, was 3.5 stars. The assignment was to create a character resume. I originally wanted to do Micheal Scofield from Prison Break because he would have an interesting resume and I figured that it would be origins. However I found that it was really hard to recall specifics and online didn’t […]
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  17. ewindley

    Week 10 Summary

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    October 25, 2015
    This week is videodrome and we had two choices this week, we could work together as a group again and create a video assignment or do work from the video assignment bank.  I chose to do work from the assignment bank because the time commitment for working in a group is problematic for me right … Continue reading Week 10 Summary
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  20. flear

    Weekly Summary, Week 9

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    October 25, 2015
    Getting back into the swing of things after the hectic Radio Show week was difficult. Daily creates, assignments, etc. etc. Just back to the grind. This week, we were learning about storytelling in the web, but it felt to me more like…regular storytelling. I’m still not sure how the web comes into play, aside from […]
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  21. flear

    Evaluation of Our Show (Wacky History)

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    October 25, 2015
    The other thing we had to do for this week was an evaluation of our own radio show, Wacky History. Quality of Sound There is some sudden loud noises, like the transition from the initial loud Rachel introduction, to the second segment that she sent to me after the initial draft. There’s also some strange […]
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  22. flear

    Evaluating The Verge

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    October 25, 2015
    For this week, I am one of the evaluators of The Verge radio show. Quality of Sound For the first official segment (not including the introductory section that explains what all will be discussed on the show), the music is a bit too loud and almost overpowers the voice. It’s not super overwhelming, but it […]
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  26. ewindley

    Video Essay

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    October 24, 2015
    I created this video essay on the escape scene from the Shawshank Redemption movie Directed by Frank Darabont and starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman.  I got my clip from youtube.com.  The scene is dominated by the character expressions and the camera shots that capture the emotions of what’s going on at that moment.  The … Continue reading Video Essay
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  30. jmcmahan46

    Week 9 Summary.

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    October 24, 2015
    This was the second week of return to radio.  This week was spent more at listening than anything else.  Listening can certainly be time consuming. The group I enjoyed hearing the most was the Spooky Sisters. The campfire stories reminded me of the ghost stories that were told while camping as a kid.  They did … Continue reading Week 9 Summary. →
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