Collaboration for Digital Media Projects
I am interested in hearing from members of the group that are interested in exploring collaborative models in digital media project development (music production, digital storytelling or documentary, video, animation, etc.). I am in the Chicago area for most of this year on sabbatical and would enjoy the opportunity to build a network of colleagues interested in working across institutional boundaries and communities of practice. This would include the possibility of both K-12 and higher ed collaborative ventures. Thanks.
Tags: collaboration, digital, documentary, media, research, sabbatical
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Lawrence on -
Have you seen this project? An International Documentary Filmmaking Project for Creative Students.
http://www.classroom20.com/group/ningxiadragonstudentambassadors/fo...
We are meeting with students today to hopefully form a team.
Kathy Lawrence
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Permalink Reply by Raymond Riley on -
Thanks, Kathy. I have followed up and learned more about this project. I wonder if we can see some of the open source media editing tools described in Steve Wilmarth's post. I have sent a message to Steve in hopes of maybe getting an opportunity to explore this further. Keep us posted on how your team makes out.
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Permalink Reply by Peggy Sheehy on
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Please join the "Global Lean"
blog at http://globallean.edublogs.org
AND NING http://globallean.ning.com
Give the world a voice in a joyful celebration of diversity!
Thanks! Peggy Sheehy -
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Permalink Reply by Katherine Bolman on
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Hi all! ahaafoundation.org is the beginning of a course in the history of art around the world. I am looking for collaborators who would like to set up Problem Based Learning. I am also interested in hearing from each of you . What would make this course more exciting. I do not know how to do all the bells and whistles.
Thanking you in advance.
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