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An invitatoon from the Intrepid Teacher to transmediate. So r you in?
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Started in 1997 by Clark Whittington of North Carolina-based Artists in Cellophane, Art-o-mat machines sell small works of art from retired and converted ci (Un distributeur de cigarettes se reconvertit en distributeur d'art
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"Digital tools, technologies, and spaces have, in many ways, radically transformed the ways in which humanities scholars do their work. In other ways, however, digital tools, technologies, spaces haven’t yet had much of an impact. In this web site, we specifically explore transmediation--the ways in which a media piece migrates from one medium to another (and thus perhaps from one audience to another, one context to another, and one purpose to another). Each node on this web site presents a case of transmediation--with an introduction to the media piece; a summary and analysis of related media pieces; a discussion of what this case can tell us about transmediation; and links to examples, other materials, and/or citations."
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How do you spend this (life)time without perpetually being so broken-hearted about saying the eventual goodbye? I usually say, in the end, okay, it’s love and it’s work — what else could there possibly be? Also see Kalman's wonderful 3 min video, “Thinking & Feeling.” It includes: “My work is waiting for the unexpected . . . to go ‘Oh! Aha!’. . . when you see something that makes your heart go ‘Ahh’. . . then why wouldn’t you record that. . .” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze_Pz5fTdrY&feature=player_embedded Via Joseph McCaleb
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TED Talks Combining dry wit with artistic depth, Billy Collins shares a project in which several of his poems were turned into delightful animated films in a collaboration with Sundance Channel.
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‘alone or not: perception, body and social media’ is a choreographic frame for creating and exchanging bodily experiences. Participants send short SMS messages or tweets about their movement, actions and perceptions to each other. Together they create a social network of bodily movement that becomes a shared choreography that is documented in Twitter and the projects website.
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This is a collage journal I began in February 2012 based on reading the New York Times each day. Each day I make a collage based on that day's reading. |
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Mary Ann Reilly's insight:
Great example of transmediation (image and written poem) as well as collaboration across continents via @cvarsalona
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Mary Ann Reilly's insight:
Arts based ways of comprehending text.
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Peter Gutierrez: "As a reference work on media/transmedia, both aesthetically and historically, as a how-to for student media-makers, or simply on the professional development shelf, so that teachers and librarians can mine it for ideas, [Tyler Weaver’s book is] a text that can fill many needs at once. I was delighted, then, when the author agreed to talk to me about this fascinating topic" … Via The Digital Rocking Chair, 'Uzzi' Usman Naeem 
GwynethJones's curator insight,
February 8, 2013 3:08 PM
Grrls like comics, too! Love me some Comics! @ComicLife
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Incredibox is a online music arranging and remixing tool that looks great, is easy to use and is free. It also happens to work really well on an interactive whiteboard. The concept is simple: drag an icon to one of the “dudes” ...
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RT @dexography: The Art of the Local Photo Safari – How to Find Interesting Photo Subjects When There Are None #photography http://t.co/F6WakCI3...
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I am completely impressed with the “Little Story Maker” App by Grasshopper Apps. (Thank you to Karen Lirenman, a first Grade teacher from Surrey, BC, Canada) I happen to visit my little niece in Canada this past week. Via cynthia jabar
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An account by Jabiz Raisdana (@intrepidteacher) of an invitation he created for his 7th grade students that mixed music, drawing, and poetry together. A great and inspiring post. Hope you'll take a look.
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Lynne Cazaly's graphic representation of her notes she made while reading Seth Godin's Stop Stealing Dreams.
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Storify, already a great web-based curation tool has taken the leap to an iPad app that you are going to want to see, and TRY! Watch our video-review to see WHY! Via Apps for iPads |
