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HILLgroup Events 2006
Multimedia Collaboration is Theme of Session at CLAC Conference
June 14, 2006 - Associate Professor of Russian Frank Sciacca, Reference Librarian Lynn Mayo and Instructional Technology Specialist Krista Siniscarco presented a session during the Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges (CLAC) Conference being held at Hamilton this week. The session, titled “Turn On, Tune In, Print Out: A Professor-Technologist-Librarian-Student Experiment in Multimedia Collaboration,” reported the results of an “experiment” on conducting an entire seminar around multimedia. More ...
The Net Generation and Multimodal Assignments
May 18, 2006
The Net Generation (panel discussion) Moderators: Krista Siniscarco, Instructional Technology Specialist Kristin Strohmeyer, Reference Librarian/Coordinator of Library Instruction A panel of Hamilton College and area high school students responded to published descriptions of, and questions posed about, the Net Generation.
Multimodal Assignments (panel discussion) Moderators: Ella Gant, Associate Professor of Art Janet Simons, Instructional Technology Specialist
Panel: John Adams, Visiting Professor of Communication Danielle DeMuth, Visiting Assistant Professor of Women's Studies Steve Goldberg, Associate Professor of Art History
What is a multimodal assignment? How do we evaluate student’s ability to “articulate” ideas in these “new forms”? Are the forms really new? How do we teach students to create, interpret, and evaluate “layers of meanings”?
For more information, contact HILLgroup, HILLgroup@hamilton.edu.
Suggested readings: Net Gen BLOG (password: hillgroup) Multimodal Scholarship BLOG (password: hillgroup)
Sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Faculty and HILLgroup, Hamilton Information & Learning Liaisons.
Multimedia Narrative Workshop
April 21, 28-29, 2006
Workshop Teachers: Janet Simons, Krista Siniscarco, Maureen Scoones
Participants created a 3-5 minute digital story using a combination of images, video, audio and audio voice-over. Session I included a discussion of multimedia narrative with examples of of narratives, script writing and storyboarding; and brainstorming about participants' goals and content (digital and analog objects). Sessions II and III were full-day workshops devoted to hands-on multimedia production.
For more information, contact Janet Simons, jsimons@hamilton.edu, or (315) 859-4424.
Sponsored by the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs and HILLgroup, Hamilton Information & Learning Liaisons.
Introduction to GIS
March 15-17, 2006 A workshop for faculty and staff of Hamilton College, Colgate University, and other participating colleges.
Workshop participants learned about GIS fundamentals, covering the basics of ESRI's ArcGIS software as it is typically applied in liberal arts courses: as a tool for visualization of data, spatial analysis, and communication through maps. Participants practiced various methods of data acquisition and analysis, emphasizing throughout the best practices for integrating GIS into college classroooms. Approaches to web-based mapping were also be covered.
This workshop was sponsored by Hamilton College, Colgate University and Latitude, a NITLE collaboration advancing the integration of spatial reasoning and GIS across the curriculum.
For more information, contact Deborah Reichler, dreichle@hamilton.edu or (315) 859-4082.
Internet Mapping Services Demonstration
January 10, 2006
Internet Mapping Services are web sites featuring ready-to-use maps and data relevant for many different fields. Join us for a tour of IMS web sites and related non-technical tools. There are several different types of on-line resources featuring maps and map-related data, including city and state governmental web sites that are often quite extensive and usually free of charge. Easy to use and a great resource for you and your students ... all on the web!
Examples of Internet Mapping Services
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