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Planning student multimedia projects: aren’t all my students digital natives?
by Shawn Miller and Andrea Novicki Imagine assigning students a multimedia project, asking them to perhaps create a five minute digital video or a simple website, only to have the …
Social media workshop
CIT recently co-hosted (along with Duke’s Office of News and Communications) a ‘social media’ workshop for Duke faculty. Here’s a link to the PDF version of the handout from the …
Short videos for your courses
During September, Duke instructors can experiment with INTELECOM Online Resources Network, a search-able repository of curriculum-based video learning objects. These 1 – 6 minute video clips address topics in Biological …
Duke WordPress: now available for courses
The Duke-hosted version of WordPress is now available for faculty to use for their courses this fall. WordPress is a popular blogging and flexible website creation tool that faculty can …
Provide course content for your students on the go
Mobl21 provides a way for instructors to create and distribute content to students without doing any actual mobile ‘app’ development. Currently, Mobl21 only works with iPhones and iPod Touches, but …
Expedition App: Projecting the web on an iPad
A new iPad app called ‘Expedition‘ provides a way to project the web from your iPad. “What?” you ask “I can’t project the web on an iPad by just using …
YouTube releases a simple video editor
Ever uploaded a video to YouTube and then wished that you’d just removed the first few seconds from it? Well – now you can. YouTube recently announced a video editor. …
Using iPads for fieldwork
CIT recently funded the purchase of several iPads for use in Duke sociologist Jen’nan Read’s Research Methods course to explore the uses of Apple’s device for fieldwork. In a recent …
Duke's Multimedia Project Studios needs you!
Duke’s Multimedia Project Studios (aka MPS labs) would like to gather faculty and staff feedback on their service model as they plan for the next semester. Duke faculty and students …