Official Start Time: 10:00 p.m.
Date: 2/16/09
Official End Time: 10:30 p.m.
Analyzing Digital Media!: http://www.dragonstudentexchange.org/group/analyzingdigitalmedia
The purpose of this group will be to analyze digital media to its core and how it affects social structures today and in the future to come. Participants will take part of discussions in which they will look at different forms of digital media in the form of audio, video, or text and will reflect on the impact that the piece can have on social structures today or in the future to come.
Projects are another part of the course as students will be asked to maintain a blog, create a video, and organize an online photo album through tools they can find on the Internet. Each project will be graded on the students use of digital media and creativity along with the impact their project is able to create. The impact will be measured in the size of the project, the number of comments, and the different ways they are able to apply their project to everyday situations.
Students who are interested are welcomed to join. Contrary to your typical English or Math class, the Analyzing Digital Media course doesn't rely on text books or examinations but project-based learning structures where students come together to produce a finished project after reviewing information provided by the discussions and previous assignments. College credit is available to all participants who complete the course. So Sign Up Already!
Sincerely, Hector Guzman
Date: 2/16/09
Official End Time: 10:30 p.m.
Analyzing Digital Media!: http://www.dragonstudentexchange.org/group/analyzingdigitalmedia
The purpose of this group will be to analyze digital media to its core and how it affects social structures today and in the future to come. Participants will take part of discussions in which they will look at different forms of digital media in the form of audio, video, or text and will reflect on the impact that the piece can have on social structures today or in the future to come.
Projects are another part of the course as students will be asked to maintain a blog, create a video, and organize an online photo album through tools they can find on the Internet. Each project will be graded on the students use of digital media and creativity along with the impact their project is able to create. The impact will be measured in the size of the project, the number of comments, and the different ways they are able to apply their project to everyday situations.
Students who are interested are welcomed to join. Contrary to your typical English or Math class, the Analyzing Digital Media course doesn't rely on text books or examinations but project-based learning structures where students come together to produce a finished project after reviewing information provided by the discussions and previous assignments. College credit is available to all participants who complete the course. So Sign Up Already!
Sincerely, Hector Guzman
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