Video essays in the curriculum: Collaboration across the university to develop multimodal learning and digital media skills
Video essays in the curriculum: Collaboration across the university to develop multimodal learning and digital media skills
Video essays are an innovative method for incorporating media analysis and digital humanities in the classroom. Workshop participants will gain insights into how to use video essays as a teaching method by exploring tools, techniques and rubrics, and how the promote collaboration across the university.
This workshop introduces how video essays are a powerful teaching tool, and how assigning them promotes open access and collaboration across the university.
Phillips, Kwame
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Lopez, Antonio
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2019
Phillips, Kwame
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Lopez, Antonio
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Phillips, Kwame and Lopez, Antonio
(2019)
Video essays in the curriculum: Collaboration across the university to develop multimodal learning and digital media skills.
In AMICAL 2019.
20 pp
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Video essays are an innovative method for incorporating media analysis and digital humanities in the classroom. Workshop participants will gain insights into how to use video essays as a teaching method by exploring tools, techniques and rubrics, and how the promote collaboration across the university.
This workshop introduces how video essays are a powerful teaching tool, and how assigning them promotes open access and collaboration across the university.
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Published date: 2019
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AMICAL Conference 2019, American University in Cairo, Cairo, Egypt, 2019-03-29 - 2019-04-01
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Kwame Phillips
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Antonio Lopez
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