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The USC Institute for Multimedia Literacy offers several programs and projects focused on incorporating multimedia into education. Its key programs include an Honors in Multimedia Scholarship, Multimedia in the Core curriculum, and Multimedia Across the College support. Projects include a journal, learning spaces in Second Life, and a Digital Educators Consortium of local colleges. The Institute also helps redesign large enrollment classes and supports K-12 initiatives.
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- 14. MULTIMEDIA ACROSS THE COLLEGE English 620: “The Scholarly Interface” (Alice Gambrel) – use of Flash for “designed” writing Writing 340: “Writing in the Community” (Stephanie Bower + John Maberry) – using audio, video and Web design Chemistry 201: “Organic Chemistry” (Jim Haw) – advanced Powerpoint, using animation Art History 128G: “Arts of Latin America” (Daniella Bleichmar – Web site development; wiki use for students COLT 303: Globalization: Culture, Change, Resistance (Karen Pinkus) – video documentaries
- 15. USC’s Institute for Multimedia Literacy Projects VECTORS: JOURNAL OF CULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY IN A DYNAMIC VERNACULAR CRITICAL COMMONS SECOND LIFE LEARNING SPACE DIGITAL EDUCATORS CONSORTIUM LARGE ENROLLMENT CLASS REDESIGN K-12
- 18. “Slavery’s Ephemera,” Judith Jackson Fossett and Erik Loyer
- 19. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space The panopticon as visual metaphor (IMD 505)
- 20. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space
- 21. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space The Tufte Tunnel
- 22. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space
- 23. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space artist’s space: “Gone Gitmo,” virtual Guantanamo project, Peggy Weil + Nonny de la Peña
- 24. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space Collaborative event with Seton Hall School of Law on Constitution Day included a webcast of a discussion of detention practices at Guantanamo Bay
- 25. SECOND LIFE // The IML’s Space
- 26. DIGITAL EDUCATORS CONSORTIUM USC Occidental College Otis College of Art and Design Pomona College UCLA Meetings so far… -Blogging in the Classroom -Fair Ripping: Fair Use and Video in Teaching -Social Annotation in Academia: Tools and Techniques -Second Life
- 27. LARGE ENROLLMENT CLASS REDESIGN K-12 -based on Wallis Annenberg Initiative -MAT Program -Doreen Nelson and Design-based Learning
Editor's Notes
- Description of IML and background: currrent goals: rethinking educational models and literacy in a networked world; reaching undergraduates (through our three central programs); reaching graduates through our TA workshops and professional development seminars based on Web 2.0 tools); and faculty (course redesign, media workshops, advocacy for new models of teaching and scholarly production, Vectors). Goal is viral integration of multimedia across the USC campus across all three tiers, in cooperation with other entities, including the Library and ICT.