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    Non-Traditional Digital Project Examples

    Examples of Video Projects on Youtube, iMovie, etc:

    Dynamic Visual Display
    Description: Movies, which present information along multiple sensory modalities at a pre-defined pace. Effectively, the viewer is placed into the position of observer in relation to a story teller.
    Positive Attributes: When carefully constructed, the results can be quite engaging and evocative. The combination of visualization (particularly motion pictures) with appropriate music and/or voice overlay is considerably effective. The display of textual information, when constrained in terms of quantity, can have a similarly positive impact. The presentation is also constant over time (although the interpretation is in constant flux).
    Detractions:The simultaneous presentation along multiple sensory modalities may be a confounding factor (e.g. written text accompanied by musical lyrics). Additionally, the temptation to employ complicated visual effects may result in an impressive display, but it may also distract from the desired message. Finally, the question of passivity is critical. The viewer of a movie has little choice but to process the linear sequence of information as presented. Opportunities to explore tangential questions or even interact with the artifact in a constructive manner are limited.

    Voice of Education

    Social Justice Education

    Bridging the Office with the Online

    What’s the Purpose of School?

    Effective Teaching Final Project

    Digital Storytelling

    Center for Digital Storytelling Educational Examples

    Stories from K-12 students in Kentucky

    Oh Yes I Can

    Examples of Blogs & Websites

    Interactive Web Page
    Description: Web-based artifacts, which offer interactivity and flexibility, particularly in the ability to present multimedia content.
    Positive Attributes: In contrast with movies, web pages allow the user to determine the course of exploration within the content of the site design, as well as in outside domains connected by hypertext. Furthermore, variable and indefinite time is allowed for subjects to explore site elements.
    Detractions:Web pages demand that users possess a sufficient level of intrinsic motivation to explore the presented content. Additionally, although web pages may be embellished with audio, video, and visual artifacts, the associative (rather than linear) nature of the content may diminish the emotional impact on the participant-observer.

    1. Comparison of the Students of Primary School in China and in Britain
    2. Teaching Film & Media Literacy
    3. Final Project: Website for Student Teaching Courses
    4. Facebook Descripton & Pictures of Web-Based Final Projects
    5. State Modeling Project
    6. All About Using Google SketchUp
    7. Enhancing English Language Web Project
    8. Voices [Education Project]
    9. Women’s Education Project
    10. Connecting Children in Deleware with Children in Israel
    11. Blogging for Langauge Learning Project
    12. My Final Video Project
    13. Critial Analysis of Genre Characteristic of the Parody Film
    14. Online Lesson Plan – 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

    Examples of Imagery & Writing

    Static Visual Display
    Description: Artifacts can also be a static visual poster. Like web-based media, this format allows the user to freely traverse the visual and textual space of the presentation material.
    Positive Attributes: Static visual displays may provide many of the same benefits as an interactive web page, including freedom of traversal, and effective interaction of visual and textual information. Also, a comprehensive understanding may be expedited by the entirety of the information being made present within the visual field.
    Detractions: The format and size are limited in terms of sensory modality and quantity of information.

    Morgridge College of Education Anthology Project

    Using Google SketchUp – Higher Education Gallery

    Google SketchUp Examples

    Use Big Huge Labs to cutomize, edit and combine images:

    Motivator, Pop Art Poster, Magazine Cover, Mosaic Maker, Movie Poster, Jigsaw, Photobooth, Hockneyizer, FX, Map Maker, Mat, Pocket Album, Badge Maker, Calendar, Trading Card, Framer, Wallpaper, Color Palette Generator, Cube, Bead Art, Guess the Title, CD Cover, Captioner, Billboard, Slideshow, Blog Header

    Create a Comic Strip to depict your project:
    Comic Sketch: The Seed
    Bubblr:
    Elephants
    PikiStrips: Grammar Monkey
    ToonDoo Comic books: Time Travel to the Italian Renaissance

    SketchCast:

    Try Creating Some E-poetry

    Examples of Presentations

    Power Point Presentation
    Description: Power point presentations, which may be characterized as a hybrid between movie and interactive web artifacts. These naturally integrate informative text, inspiring images, video, and sound, albeit in a linear presentation. Critically, the presentation is designed to be mediated by a presenter.
    Positive Attributes: The advantages of this form of presentation are similar to those of a web page, in terms of the multimedia content. Furthermore, the presenter may actively engage the audience and interactively determine the pace of presentation.
    Detractions: Power Point may suffer from the same detractions as movie presentations, while not offering the same emotional engagement. The experience may also be inhibited by a poor presenter or the labor of traversing the slides on one’s own.

    Online Presentations:

    Early Man

    Hamlet VideoAnt Project

    Gender Differences

    Gender Digital Divide

    Powered by beta.joggle.com

    Domino the Dog Joggle Presentation (you can upload images or search/upload flickr or Google images by tag. Create slideshows w/ transitions & attach background audio. Share via email or embed.)


    VuVox Collage: One Week In Iraq

    Prezi Presentations:

    Social, who me?
    Putting the Bling in Your Builder


    Examples of Timeline Projects

    Start your own timeline at OurStory.com

    Xtimeline Timelines: Educational Technology Timeline, History of Public Education in the US
    Dipity Timelines: Haiti Earthquake
    Timetoast Timelines: Education in England

    Capzles Timeline: A Brief History of Apple


    Examples of Audio & Podcasting Projects

    Audio Stream
    Description: Audio stream, which can also be classified as a linear presentation of information, albeit streamlined to one sensory modality.
    Positive Attributes: This media format can be extremely engaging, not leastwise because the observer is invited to actively imagine visual content to complement the audio information.
    Detractions: Many observers struggle to retain information presented solely through the spoken word. Furthermore, creative audio effects, while potentially entertaining, may serve to distract from the message.

    Podcast – Introduction to a Project By Roland

    Podcast – Two Student’s Perspectives on Engaging Education


    Digital Poetry: Nights on Planet Earth

    Voice Thread: Digital Writing Final Project:


    Blabber Voice-over: Horace Man

    Yodio Phone/Camera Podcasting: I Knew I wanted to be an Educator When

    Animoto: it analyzes your images, feels your music and creates a video (works on Facebook and iPhone too)


    Examples of Wiki Projects

    To Kill a Mockingbird Adaptation Project

    Writing Minnesota

    Digital Poetry


    Examples of Mapping Projects

    America’s Highway: Oral Histories of Route 66 (Google Maps)

    Great Lakes Ship Wrecks (Wayfaring.com)

    Our 16th President (MapSkip.com)


    Additional Resources

    Teaching Media Literacy (Check out the links on the bottom right)

    Standford Project Database

    Gender & Tech Blog – Spring 2009

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