Thinking About Pedagogy
Roundtable: Remix and Videographic Criticism
A conversation with Corey Creekmur, Melanie Kohnen, Jonathan McIntosh, Lori Morimoto and Katherine Morrissey “on the interrelationships between videographic criticism and other evolving forms of video remix, including political remix and making fanvids.” (From Cinema Journal, vol. 56 no. 4, 2017, pp. 159-184.)
Implementing Remix “Best Practices” In the Classroom (An Experiment)
Consoleing-Passions Presentation, 2016
Stop Teaching Software, Start Teaching Software Literacy
Flow, 2015
How-To Guides for Digital Projects
Most of these resources were designed for my students to use as part of the digital and/or remix projects I often assign in my classes. They are typically geared more towards beginners than experienced professionals. These are also constantly evolving documents. Each semester, I collect new resources and suggestions from my students. If you have tips of your own you’d like to add, please let me know. I’m always looking for new resources and ideas to share.
Important Information:
A Copyright/Fair-Use Disclaimer
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Tools and Tips:
Collecting Source Materials: Video/Audio Content
Collecting Source Materials: Recording Video on Your Screen/Game Console
Collecting Source Materials: Finding Creative Commons Materials
Collecting Source Materials: Creating Screencaps
Creating/Editing Your Own Videos
Useful Image Editing and Graphic Design Software
Working With Twine (Interactive/non-linear stories and games.)