Participants of the Workshop
Allegheny College
- Helen McCullough, Instructional Technologist (Learning Commons)
- Eric Palmer, Professor (Philosophy and Religious Studies)
- Jing Wang, Professor (Modern Languages)
- Alla Meleshevich, Instructional Technologist (Office of Educational Technology)
- Karen Stone - Director (Offfice of Educational Technology)
Gettysburg College
- Margarita Elorriaga, Instructor (Spanish)
- Kent Yager, Professor (Spanish)
Center for Educational Technology
Mulitmedia Narrative May 17 - 19, 2005
Description
Faculty and technologists from Gettysburg and Allegheny Colleges came together for three days of instruction and project development through the Multimedia Narrative Workshop presented by the Center for Educational Technology, Middlebury VT.
The instruction centered around concepts and methods inspired by the Center for Digital Storytelling in Berkley, California.
The participants developed three minute movies using iMovie to incorporate text, images, video clips, sound, and feed back from fellow participants to tell a story or present an arguement. Project topics ranged from Mesoamerican gods to the to the recent Orange Revolution of the Ukraine.
This workshop is part of CET's Workshops Modules to Go program. brings expert teachers to campus to provide instructional technology workshops to the faculty, technologists, and librarians of member institutions.
Comments on the Workshop
Participants were asked to give their thoughts on the workshop and how their new skills will impact their work in the future.
To listen either download the MP3 or subscribe to the podcast using iPodder
- Allegheny Workshop Podcast.
- Multimedia Narrative Workshop
- Purpose, Value, and Impact of the Multimedia Narrative
Comments from:
- Margarita Elorriaga
- Bret Olsen
- Eric Palmer
- Kent Yager