Amazing Stories of Openness (Open Ed Conference 2009) Alan Levine • cogdogblog.com • cogdogblog@gmail.com Open Education Conference Vancouver August 12, 2009 cogdogblog.com/stuff/opened09 While the Open Education movement focuses on institutional issues, a large ocean exists of powerful individual accomplishments simply from tapping into content that is open for sharing and re-use. As colorful as old covers of “True Stories” magazine, this presentation shares moving, personal stories that would not have been previously possible, enabled by open licensed materials and personal networks.
rd_matematicas_t2_ 9 Adobe Connect requires Flash Player 10.3 or above. Adobe Connect requires the Flash Player plugin, version 10.3 or above. Please download and install the Flash Player to continue. 10 consejos para el uso de audio con mayor eficacia en las historias multimedia Sound can make or break a multimedia production, whether it’s an audio slideshow, a documentary video or an interactive narrative. Unfortunately, audio often gets short shrift. Visuals and interactive elements tend to command our attention, and just getting the story right can become an all-consuming task. Sound, it’s hoped, will somehow take care of itself. If audio weren’t critical to the quality of our productions, this approach might work. But, there’s a reason radio has been called the most visual medium.
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