Resources for Advancing Media Education. Do Computers Make Our Kids Stupid? Guest Speaker from SFU. Tuesday, July 26, 2005. Resources for Advancing Media Education.

Tuesday, August 02, 2005.

Discussing issues in Multimedia in the Classroom. Thursday, August 04, 2005. This second time around, I tried to focus on some of the course content, while also contributing to some ideas outside of what we discussed in class.

This course focuses primarily on the evaluation of the use of multimedia software packages in relation to important curricular and instructional issues. A secondary focus will be the student design and production of a multimedia package for use in an educational setting. Monday, August 01, 2005.

Wednesday, August 03, 2005. My strongest contribution to the communal knowledge of the class was demonstrated through my blog entries after the DiGRA conference. I document the knowledge that I had gained from the sessions so that my classmates, who may have attended different sessions, could gain access to the pertinent knowledge. I have struggled with the eff.

Wednesday, August 03, 2005. My observations on on video game violence. Lead to some very interesting comments. From four of my peers. The exchange was both interesting and significant in the different perspectives that each student presented. Lead to an interesting comment by Gilles. I also found the theories of Professor Gee to be facinating. In my posting on video game violence. The resources provided to teacher.

EDUC 463 - Multimedia for Curriculum Design. Wednesday, August 03, 2005. I have continued to contribute my knowledge of technology to the group. This was primarily through one-on-one interactions within the class on various items like the. By Tina, Sabrina, Stephen, and Rick.

Tuesday, August 02, 2005. Saturday, July 30, 2005. That makes the software very difficult to use since user cannot edit their work.