A History of ds106. #ds106 is #4life This course began at the University of Mary Washington in Spring of 2010 when Jim Groom re-imagined the way the Computer Science Course in Digital Storytelling, CPSC 106, might be taught. Below is a semester by semester collection of highlights and information about the iterations of ds106 at UMW and elsewhere. See also: inSPIRE - a best of collection of student work, nominated by other ds106 participants, the site itself a project of ds106 students ds106 Final Projects - a sampling of student storytelling at its best Radio Show Archive - student group audio projects Hall of Fame - thanks to our supporters Spring 2014 Open ds106 Course/Experience ongoing offering of ds106 to make your own experience Other Sections Fall 2013 Summer 2013 Spring 2013 Fall 2012 Summer 2012: Camp Magic Macguffin Spring 2012 Fall 2011 May 2011: (Martha Burtis) Summer 2011: The Summer of Oblivion Spring 2011 Fall 2010 Spring 2010 Comments Add a comment Notify me of followup comments via e-mail.
Networked_Performance. CollabDocs | Where Documentary meets Networked Culture. Multimedia Standards (Beta) - A comprehensive resource for multimedia journalists. Future Documentary Sandbox. Interactive Narratives - The Best in Multimedia Storytelling and Multimedia Journalism. BBC iWonder. IFlab. Le Guide du Nouveau Storyteller - Interactivité et transmedia | Interactivité et transmedia. The Future of Interactive Documentaries | VideoEdge. Stories Taking Place - Audio Walks and Site-Specific Storytelling - Documentary Film, Radio, Photography | Presentation + Production | Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Each day follows this general structure, with some minor variations and substitutions: 10:00a Warm up, inspiring references, listening exercises, ear training. 10:30a Presentation 11:45a Discussion 12:30p Share / Discussion / Exercise 1:00p Lunch (on your own – lunch will be provided on Friday) 2:00p Presentation 3:15p Discussion 4:00p Workshop Exercise 5:00p Workshop Critique 5:30p End Ant Hampton made his first show as Rotozaza in 1998, a project which ended up spanning performance, theatre, installation, intervention and writing-based works, and often focussing on the use of instructions given to unrehearsed ‘guest’ performers, both on stage and in public settings, as detailed here.
Rotozaza became a partnership with Silvia Mercuriali, and ended in 2009 after their last production Etiquette, which was also the first Autoteatro ‘show’. Kara Oehler is a documentary artist, radio producer and media entrepreneur. Pejk Malinovski is a freelance radio producer, sound artist and poet. The i-Docs Weekly. MIT – Docubase | The open documentary lab.
Josh Schachter Photography in Tucson, Arizona » Community-Based Media & Storytelling Organizations. CollabDocs | Where Documentary meets Networked Culture. I-Docs - interrogating the field of interactive documentary. DOC Toronto | Documentary Organization of Canada / Documentaristes du Canada. Webdocu .fr est réservé. Snowfallen stories.