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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Close Reading @ Level 2

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 3, 2007. Close Reading @ Level 2. As part of the hard work put into Year One of Beacon Schools, unpacking Close Reading activity in an alternative manner to what has been carried out earlier, Tom Hunter presented on assessment through seminar. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). NAME (National Association of Media Educators). TKI Media Studies Community. Ian Thomas - i.thomas@woosh.co.nz. Diigo Group and Forum.

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Beacon Schools Workshops

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 12, 2007. Did you miss a Beacon Schools workshop? These were the following:. Tom Hunter:Beacon Schools: Level 2: Close Reading Activity in action. Rob Lay:Beacon Schools : Level 2 Radio and Audience: NZ Radio. Milton Henry:Beacon Schools project: Representation. Jane Hall :Up, Up and Away, teaching Junior Media: Beacon Schools practice. Namaah Hill:Mad about Mags: level 2 Beacon Schools. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: How can you download onto a Mac with a DVD camera

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 4, 2007. How can you download onto a Mac with a DVD camera. Download the programme Handbrake by hitting this LINK. Download off the camera through the usb link, can download as an MP4 which you can use in iMovie. Hint from the Sony man, Tim Barlow, from Sony Auckland:. Rather than using a blue screen with a digital camera, use a green screen, projected onto a screen behind them.". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: The Future of Media

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 16, 2007. The Future of Media. Chelfyn and Helen Baxter from Mohawk Media covered the following topics outlined below. Click on the Window and Drag to view the full Mindmap or view The Future of Media at Mindmeister. The Baxters started their closing keynote with this video of clip Web 2.0 . The Machine is Us/ing Us. By Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University. The Guide to Kiwi Media.

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Construction of Maori in the media

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 12, 2007. Construction of Maori in the media. This workshop given by Jenny Rankine and Dr Raymond Nairn had resources connected with it. if you would like to get hold of the material from this workshop Jenny said in a recent email. I just wanted you to know that I have put the media studies resources on newspaper constructions of Maori and the Treaty that Ray and I used in our conference workshop up on our webpage. What is being said?

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Paula Allen: How to get Your students work seen on TV

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 9, 2007. Paula Allen: How to get Your students work seen on TV. For ROYALTY-FREE CDs FOR PURCHASE try:. Wwwbitshiftaudio.com/products/bbb/free bee.html. Help with making Videos. Find the book:‘Producing Videos: A Complete Guide’ by Martha Mollison. Wwwplatinumloops.com/free loops.html. Free downloadeable SFX and Music. For more details of her workshop look at this file. I get all my students to register on this Drum Beats.

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Digital Journalism with Nigel Evans

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 3, 2007. Digital Journalism with Nigel Evans. Remembering that print is an integral part of the Media, Nigel presented a fascinating workshop on bringing a new, digital look to print journalism in Media Studies. This preempts the Beacon Schools Pathway to Print document soon to available in the Media Studies kite. Http:/ journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). TKI Media Studies Community.

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Andrew Burn: Keynote The Challenge of New Media

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 9, 2007. Andrew Burn: Keynote The Challenge of New Media. Andrew Burn's presentation took us back to 2 years ago when we were addressed in Wellington by James Durran, as he had worked with James, and has recently written a book with him Media Literacy in Schools. You can see info here. He also talked about the 3c's model -Cultural, Critical and Creative with reference to Digital Games. (refer to added notes. Digital media is NOT ICT.

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Who Let the Blogs Out?: Richard Bell: “We’d Really Rather You Didn’ts” Ideas for Scriptwriting

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Who Let the Blogs Out? Conference for Media Studies Teachers 2007. Jul 9, 2007. Richard Bell: “We’d Really Rather You Didn’ts” Ideas for Scriptwriting. The session by Richard Bell from the New Zealand Broadcasting School was very popular and for good reason! He was a hit! His ideas gave us some great ideas on how to approach the most dificult and critical part of video creation.the script. Refer to the notes. From this workshop to give you inspiration. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Teach Media: July 2007

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Resources and ideas for media literacy and education. Monday, July 23, 2007. Representing media literacy online - wiki entries on media literacy. Media literacy now has entries in both Wikipedia. It would be fair to describe the Wikiversity entry as still being quite American-centric, with little attention given to cultural studies approaches to media education. Thursday, July 19, 2007. MEAC - Media Education Across the Curriculum. There is an associated blog. New Zealand Media Education. New Zealand has...