Art Education in the Digital Age

Video Blogging class at Cape Cod Community College

 

 

It's a new class that I started teaching on Sept.9 2008

 

videobloggingclass.jimdo.com    address of the class

 

 

I am now using a wiki to teach the class Online  http://vbclass.pbworks.com

Course Description:

The class will enable students to understand and apply their creativity through online video blogs.  Students will research, develop and design their online presence through practical projects using the most recent web 2.0 applications that incorporate text, images, audio and video .  The design will embrace multi media, internet based approaches that result in forms of personal expression based on the students subject(s) of interest such as personal history, journalism, art (theater, music, visual arts), science or philosophy.

This course may provide the opportunity for multidisciplinary learning experiences.

 

I stated a conversation on Seesmic on October 8 2008

let see what will happens?

you can actually reply on this widget  and your message will be embeded within and posted at the same time on Seesmic public time line...

video blogging classHELLO!

October 6 2008

September 28  2008

My students presenting themselves  recorded on September 16 2008

I mention Seesmic in the first class. Tyler one of my student decided on his own to test it... You can see here the conversation he started on Seesmic.   Sept.13

Just Woke UpAnd I'm testing to make sure my ghetto rig is working.

 

Building Bridges to Social Media in Education

A conversation that Howard Rheingold started on Seesmic on September 14 2008

Building bridges to social media in education



An anthropological introduction to YouTube

 

Mike Wesch explore mediated culture, seeking to merge the ideas of Media Ecology and Cultural Anthropology.

"presented at the Library of Congress, June 23rd 2008.  I decided to forgo the PowerPoint and instead worked with students to prepare over 40 minutes of video for the 55 minute presentation. This is the result."
more info: http://mediatedcultures.net

The video is 55 minutes long