New Media Technologies Overview (KCB202 Week 1 Podcast)

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Week 1 Lecture for KCB202 New Media Technologies in the Creative Industries Faculty at Queensland University of Technology, semester 2/2008.

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KCB202 New Media Technologies Axel Bruns [email_address] Unit Coordinator Please press the green button below to start the podcast…

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Ever wanted to complete a community or civic based project with your students that leaves a lasting impact? Interested in opening a dialog between your school and the surrounding community? Do you want to improve how you execute community based projects? This session will build upon a variety of case studies, principles, and practices. Attendees will walk away with an understanding of how to: identify the appropriate community based opportunities, create projects and build partnerships, work with available tools/resources, and use design to bring the project to life.

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