Posted on January 31, 2008 by Ztoryteller
The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that Michael Wesch’s video on the state of student learning in Web2.0 America has been augmented by a remix that adds the racial dimension. Michael responds that they considered including racial statistics to the original but felt it was too emotional of an issue and would “draw attention away [...]
Filed under: Web2.0 | Tagged: college, digital ethnography, education, Hal Holbrook, learning, Mark Twain Tonight, Marshall McLuhan, Millennials, race, technology, video, Web2.0, YouTube | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 30, 2008 by Ztoryteller
Florida. Never never land. Chicago. I’m back from far away places and have a thing or two to report.
1. Swimming with the Manatees is still the best vacation activity I’ve ever experienced. Go to Bird’s Underwater in Crystal River, Florida.
2. Best beach restaurant I’ve ever tried is The Sandbar on Anna Maria Island. Right [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: Anna Maria, Bird's Underwater, Crystal River, empty nest, Florida, manatees, restaurant, Sandbar, vacation | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 22, 2008 by Ztoryteller
Nice Flash typography. The music and the obvious personality of the performer are the story.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: Denys Baptiste, disabilities, flash animation, freedom, inspiration, jazz, Let Freedom Ring, Martin Luther King, music | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 10, 2008 by Ztoryteller
I first noticed it at Denison. I’d seen several presidents come and go at Denison and OWU; I’d met Gordon Gee at OSU; but not till Dale Knobel did I notice a President who was equally, it seemed, a scholar, a historian, with a life of his own aside from being President of a university. [...]
Filed under: Communication Philosophy, identity | Tagged: Amy Gutmann, BigThink, Bill Brown, college presidents, Dale Knobel, diversity, epistemology, ideas, identity, leadership, YouTube | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 7, 2008 by Ztoryteller
And, probably, the last.
Here’s a wide screen version with big-audience laugh-track from the CES.
Couldn’t find it yet on YouTube, but as good as it is, it doesn’t match Letterman’s version:
Filed under: Industry news, humor | Tagged: Bill Gates, humor, video | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 3, 2008 by Ztoryteller
This Chronicle clip talks about the academic/pop culture remix uses of copyrighted video on the web. The American University profs in the interview claim that the sorts of uses they sample for the reporter are fair, and contribute to a new kind of dialog among people. I’m not inclined to agree. I think most of [...]
Filed under: Admissions Marketing, Communication Philosophy, Industry news | Tagged: Admissions Marketing, copyright law, creativity, fair use, pop culture, YouTube | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 2, 2008 by Ztoryteller
Thanks to all three for leading me here to hear an inspirational message for the new year. (I’m not a poet who don’t know it … just an alliterative fool).
(Navigate to Steve Jobs’ commencement address in the right hand column)
And what is the content of the message? Stories. 3 to be exact.
Happy New Year. Stay [...]
Filed under: Communication Philosophy | Tagged: Dan Pink, John Moore, new year, Steve Jobs | 1 Comment »