by Ryan Trauman Soon enough, I’m going to really start making a case for power of storytelling practices and narrative theory for getting us to rethink certain parts of scholarship...
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I’ve always been curious about audio blogging (which I suppose is another way of saying “podcasting”) and lately I’ve been itching to start cultivating the audio component of this blog....
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Thought I’d take a minute (or an entire damn evening) to gather a few reflections related to my dissertation. My current reflection strategy is to distill my project into the...
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Dieter Rams made Braun itself iconic in the world of look-at-me design. I’m a big fan. Here’s a nice intro to some of his ideas. Get interested in design. It...
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Just a quick note about the the upcoming workshop. We’ll begin with a brief discussion of a few different perspectives on what digital storytelling is. Then we’ll cover a few...
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by Ryan Trauman Soon enough, I’m going to really start...
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I find this concept video, though likely at least a...
The following a response to Brian J. McNely’s post, “Technologies and Attachment,” at his personal research blog, 5000. The version below is about 20% longer than the one I left at Brian’s blog, but there’s still plenty left to be said. His post is smart, thoughtful, and helpful in getting me thinking about my relationship…
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Checkout my post at “The Scholar Electric,” the blogging component of Computers and Composition Digital Press
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I can think of no better evidence for the argument that you don’t have to make something “pretty” or “polished” for it to be incredible. Insight. Something to say. Patience. Courage. Thanks for posting this, Alex. I wish everyone I know could see this. Check out more of his work here.
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Apple and the Digital Textbook Counter-Revolution: Sure, textbooks offer easier-to-digest summaries of the content, geared to the particular grade level of the student. They offer diagrams and illustrations and review questions and a glossary. But textbooks are always an assembly from a variety of sources, geared towards a classroom setting where the teacher leads…
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Trying to become a more regular blogger. Trying to work with some video posts; well, I guess they’re going to be more like video posts with some commentary. For the next several posts, I’m going to be working with a variety of different hardware, software, and distribution set ups. Just to see how they work…
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Here’s a the trailer for the book that got me...
Short post. I just want to clarify something about the...
Yeah, I know. Turn the camera sideways. You can’t honestly...
When the eReader craze first started a few years ago,...
I ran across this recently, and can’t stop thinking about...
You’ll never guess who’s NOT going to get an iPad...
(After the jump: Two videos introducing and capturing the test...
Technological Ecologies & Sustainability Eds. Danielle Nicole DeVoss, Heidi A....
A few days ago, Alex Reid posted a great blog...
At tomorrow’s pedagogy workshop here on campus (2.17.10), we’ll be...
My contribution to the “CCCarnival” bog party proposed by Derek...
