CHOICE MATTERS: If you're not into a solo digital storytelling project, you can collaborate and create!
With a partner, discuss and select an interesting subset of ideas from among the course readings and learning activities. Demonstrate how dialogue about these ideas enables other new ideas to emerge. Connect these ideas to your work as an educator or librarian. Create a video to express and share your ideas using image, language and sound.
Working collaboratively, create a short video that captures your dialogue on the topics or issues you have identified as most important. Use a combination of still and/or moving images with some language to explain these ideas in a video of no more than 5 minutes in length. You may choose to inform, persuade and/or entertain, using any format, genre or style appropriate for your intended target audience of college-educated adults with an interest in digital literacy. For these videos, it’s generally better to focus on 1 – 2 very specific and novel ideas, or to explore paradoxes and controversies, rather than very general statements that are already familiar to the target audience of adults with an interest in digital and media literacy.
Upload your video to YouTube or Vimeo and post your video on your blog, along with a brief reflective blog post about the highlights and lowlights of the learning experience. Tweet the URL using the hashtag #EDC534.
DUE: Friday, April 3, 9 PM
Post the video to your own NOTION page along with a brief personal reflection on the nature of the learning activity for you, considering both the highlights and lowlights of the creative production process. Then Tweet a link using the #EDC534 hashtag