Tune In May 5: Building Digital Discourse

Created by Peggy Kurkowski (EDUCAUSE) on April 28, 2009

In this free May 5 EDUCAUSE Live! Web Seminar, Building Digital Discourse: Telling Academic Stories, presenters Mike Griffith, instructional technology specialist and adjunct professor, and Derek W. Toten, director of instructional media and learning spaces, Tulane University, will recount the institutional and pedagogical processes of deploying a Digital Narrative pilot program at Tulane University. They will discuss the methods used in training, as well as their proposed plan for scaling the project beyond the scope of the pilot.

Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE resources on Digital Fluencies, Digital Storytelling, IT Integration, and Video and Multimedia Production.

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		Tune In May 5: Building Digital Discourse Created by Peggy Kurkowski (EDUCAUSE) on April 28, 2009 In this free May 5 EDUCAUSE Live! Web Seminar, Building Digital Discourse: Telling Academic Stories, presenters Mike Griffith, instructional technology specialist and adjunct professor, and Derek W. Toten, director of instructional media and learning spaces, Tulane University, will recount the institutional and pedagogical processes of deploying a Digital Narrative pilot program at Tulane University. They will discuss the methods used in training, as well as their proposed plan for scaling the project beyond the scope of the pilot. Those unable to attend may wish to visit the archives after the event or browse related EDUCAUSE resources on Digital Fluencies, Digital Storytelling, IT Integration, and Video and Multimedia Production. EDUCAUSE News \| Digital Fluencies \| Digital Storytelling \| EDUCAUSE Live! \| ELIVE \| free web seminar \| IT Integration \| Video and Multimedia Production Peggy's blog Login or register to post comments 379 reads
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