I made another video attempting to follower the “vlogger” approach (see my previous two posts). This is the first part of a two-part series on Oral Literature as it applies to my Mythology course.
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Oral Literature (Part 1)
Posted by Andrew Neuendorf on August 1, 2013
https://andrewneuendorf.com/2013/08/01/oral-literature-part-1/
Vlog Your Children Well
Below is my attempt to create an online lecture based on the advice given by Tad Suiter in the video I posted here. Essentially, by learning from the style of effective vloggers, Suiter recommends to create short videos (3-7 minutes) characterized by a style of fast-talking, high energy, and jump cuts to eliminate wasted time and space.
Basically, get in their face and engage them.
I’ve also included pictures, visuals, and some text. It’s a little long at 9:42, but as the opening lecture, I had some key definitions and concepts to cover. I think I can break it down some more.
Also, I’m still not comfortable editing in Camtasia yet, and some pictures move around a bit. I have a lot to improve (including higher energy levels, quicker cuts, more succinct delivery and outlining), but feel I’m heading in the right direction. Thanks, Tad!
Posted by Andrew Neuendorf on July 29, 2013
https://andrewneuendorf.com/2013/07/29/vlog-your-children-well/
Nick Courtright reading his poem “The Apocalypse”
At a recent poetry reading at Beaverdale Books in Des Moines, Iowa, poet Nick Courtright previews our collective nightmare.
Posted by Andrew Neuendorf on July 5, 2013
https://andrewneuendorf.com/2013/07/05/nick-courtright-reading-his-poem-the-apocalypse/
Joy of the Death of the Chicago Style Graded Paper in the Dark
Thinking about the purpose of poetry by taking a close look at the following poems: “The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner,” “The Joy of Cooking,” “Graded Paper,”
“Traveling through the Dark,” and “Chicago.”
Posted by Andrew Neuendorf on June 20, 2013
https://andrewneuendorf.com/2013/06/20/joy-of-the-death-of-the-chicago-style-graded-paper-in-the-dark/
Dan Willingham: Learning Styles Don’t Exist
Posted by Andrew Neuendorf on April 12, 2013
https://andrewneuendorf.com/2013/04/12/dan-willingham-learning-styles-dont-exist/
The Psychology of Apocalypse
The world will not end in 2012. I tell you why.
Posted by Andrew Neuendorf on July 13, 2012
https://andrewneuendorf.com/2012/07/13/the-psychology-of-apocalypse/
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