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Category Archives: Social Media
The Paradox of Ubiquitous Production
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol 4 (1) Lauren S. Berliner University of Washington Bothell Academic programs have historically fallen into the trap of reifying traditional divisions between theory and practice and analysis and craft. A 2016 “state of the field” … Continue reading
On Developing a Teaching Module on Arab Social Media
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol 4 (1) Kimberly Katz, Towson University Laila Shereen Sakr, University of California Santa Barbara In 2011, when the uprisings broke out, many of us became glued to the news and grew hopeful for change in … Continue reading
“Talking About Whiteness”: Using Digital Pedagogy to Interrogate Racial Privilege
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Critical Pedagogies in Neoliberal Times Vol. 3 (2) Shelleen Greene University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee In this essay, I argue that digital media production can help facilitate critical dialogues about racial privilege that move beyond … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Projects, Digital Media/Video Games/Technology, Group Projects, Media Examples for the Classroom, Media Production, Media Studies, General, Readings for Undergraduates, Social Media, Teaching Dossiers and Collections, Teaching with Technology Tagged critical pedagogy, Neoliberal Multiculturalism, Racial Privilege, Whiteness Leave a comment
Flipping German Cinema
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 2(2) Spring 2014 Karen R. Achberger St. Olaf College Since 2007, educators are increasingly turning to a model of instruction called Flipped Learning where lectures and homework are reversed (or inverted): the lectures are … Continue reading
Foregrounding Context Through Paratexts
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1 (3) Fall 2013 Charlotte Howell University of Texas at Austin The naturalized primacy of the text has a firm grip on many students’ relation to media, but I have found using paratexts in … Continue reading
Wrestling with Where the “Text” Is
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1(3) Fall 2013 Sam Ford MIT/ Western Kentucky University Discussing with Americana his scholarly work on the U.S.-style soap opera, Robert C. Allen (2004) said his interest began in a graduate seminar. Allen recalls … Continue reading
Teaching Transformativity/Transformative Teaching: Fair Use and the Video Essay
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1(2) Spring/Summer 2013 Suzanne Scott Arizona State University Exercises in audiovisual argumentation further media studies’ project of developing critical visual literacies, but they also afford an important opportunity to open conversations with students … Continue reading
Teaching (with) Social Media/ Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1(1)
Teaching (with) Social Media Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1 Winter/Spring 2013 Co-editors: Erin Copple Smith and Lisa Patti Table of Contents Using Social Networks to Encourage Class Discussion by Ethan Tussey Grading with Google +: Assessing Social Media Assignments by Jorie … Continue reading
Using Social Networks to Encourage Class Discussion
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1 Winter/Spring 2013 Ethan Tussey Georgia State University I use Facebook and Twitter in my teaching for two reasons; firstly, I want to reach my students on their most often used devices, … Continue reading
Will It Blend? Lessons Learned Using Collaborative Media in a Liberal Arts Classroom
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 1 Winter/Spring 2013 Brett Boessen Austin College In the Spring of 2010, I offered a class on Participatory Cultures, which I intended to be a vehicle for me and the participating students … Continue reading