
Reply all exploder
Podcast, Music, and technology, the latest reply all podcast is a combination of things we like. Reply all is a podcast all about the internet and this week they highlighted… Read more »
In years past for orientation we’ve had streams of first years coming through the media center before being whisked off to their next event, small groups pop in for couple… Read more »
Students in The Cold War in Southern Africa created podcasts profiling a twentieth-century Southern African leader. Sarah Koch, Weston Hayes, and Luke Kaledin chose Nelson Mandela because they had learned about his… Read more »
Here are some of the Media Projects done this past Spring. Beautifully Fragile, a film by Jane Luceno A Hero’s Best Friend (Odyssey 17.290-304), reading by Lucy McInerney http://blogs.dickinson.edu/homer/files/2013/05/McInerney_podcast_Gk112_2013.mp3 Part of… Read more »
Another semester is coming to a close so what better time to showcase all of the fantastic student projects that were created this fall. Here are examples from just some… Read more »
What did you do so far this morning? Well, PJ Crowley has already had interviews with NPR & BBC to discuss Libya. The Media Center was happy to host him for… Read more »
Description “Digital Storytelling is the practice of using computer-based tools to tell stories. As with traditional storytelling, most digital stories focus on a specific topic and contain a particular point… Read more »
Outline Audio Examples Creative Style – Role Playing Tesman First Year Seminar Tesla VS Edison Dave Jackson-Quantum Mechanics-FYS-Time Travel Good Intro-Connects with Audience-Good imagery Jeremy Ball- Atlantic Slave Trade –… Read more »
We had the pleasure of working with Professor Amy Wlodarski again this semester and her class will be showcasing their work during an electronic performance open to the public. Sounds… Read more »
During the fall 2010 semester, Professor Sheri Lullo’s Introduction to the Arts of Asia course created podcasts using images of the pieces held by the Trout Gallery. The images were… Read more »