web2.0_pedagogy_PSU

Another tool. "Build a video blog, the next YouTube or just a private place to share videos."

Create your own photo montages that mix elements from two or more images, like this web site. You can get various image resources from here, and your students also.

A news story about a group of Autistic people on Second Life who use the technology to communicate their view point. Very powerful at the beginning.

I'm realizing that I have a particular fondness for monochromatic/minimalist art.

Regarding our conversation yesterday about the baby and corporate branding.

Thanks! This was the exact image i was talking about. Interesting some of the logos, MTv and all the high-end clothing and cars, makes you think who they are really marketing too...hook'um when their young!

Grosz, Elizabeth (2008). Chaos, territory, art: Deleuze and the framing of the Earth. New York: Columbia University Press. Elizabeth Ellsworth recommended this book at the 9:30-11 a. m. on March 26, 2009 Discussion with Hongkyu Koh, Myoungsun Sohn, Kim Powell, Christine Liao, Rob Martin, Jamie Kruse, Karen Keifer-Boyd in 105 Arts Cottage

this site is also interesting. However, I think it seems to be not free.

Great example of music remixes anyone who is familiar with Dr.Who will understand the relevance of remix as it applies to the series.

My Comments are in Purple. LD

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BorderStories as a shelter of exposure is a mosaic documentary that uses 2 minute videos about issues that are more accessible and "read" by more people who may not read an article or watch a longer documentary. Further the short videos offers multiple entry points and people can talk back to the encapsulated issues in the 2 minute videos with comments in the blog like format.

Caroline Bergvall, a word artist, is brough to our attention by Elizabeth Ellsworth. Jamie Kruse describes this as an aesthetic shelter of exposure.

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"GAZA SDEROT Life in Spite of Everything" is available in a number of languages, and it activates stories of every day life in 2 places on the same day with a diagonal dotted line on the Webpage so the stories are juxtaposed an can be seen simultaneously.

Another example brought to our attention by Elizabeth Ellsworth is "GAZA SDEROT Life in Spite of Everything." It is available in a number of languages, and it activates stories of every day life in 2 places on the same day with a diagonal dotted line on the Webpage so the stories are juxtaposed an can be seen simultaneously.

Neat site. Video lectures on many different topics. I am considering this site next to this article: