Showing posts with label storify. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storify. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 March 2014

Jonathan Krywulak’s Storify: Transliteracy / Transmedia

COMM 597: New Media Narratives Course #NMN provided an explorative journey through the concepts of Transliteracy and Transmedia.   Through a mixture of articles, videos, blogs, tweets, images, and comments we were better able to grasp what it means to be Transliterate and the value associated with it.  My Storify provides a brief overview of Transliteracy and its relation to Transmedia Narratives, where people have the ability to create, curette, and consume content.


Thursday, 27 March 2014

Nicole Basaraba's Storify: Transmedia

Overall I learned a lot about transliteracy, technobiophilia, and transmedia this semester. The New Media Narratives course really inspired my personal, professional, and academic pursuits.  I wish there was a #NMN2.0 so I could learn more about these areas, but I will continue to do so on my own time. The following is a Storify highlighting three areas I focused my attention on in the #NMN course.

Wednesday, 26 March 2014

Diana Brown's Week #12 Review: Transliteracy

Here is my review of #transliteracy, which was an important #NMN course theme. I was able to find a range of sources across a variety of platforms (naturally!) about this topic. I think that this summary accurately captures what we learned about #transliteracy and builds on this topic with videos, tweets, blog entries, images, Facebook groups and slideshares. My #storify begins with working definitions of #transliteracy and moves into applications of #transliteracy in the realm of education. My storify ends with a thought-provoking quote about teaching and learning in our #transliterate 21st Century world. Enjoy!