Course Outreach

Spicer, Scott
2022-02
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Course Outreach

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2022-02

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This chapter describes course outreach strategies and topic coverage for student-created media project support including: project specific guidance on research support; an overview of the media-creation workflows for both traditional documentary style projects and personal narrative digital story projects; tips on composition and technical media production; campus, library, and online media-creation support options; development of customized media-creation support resource guides; in-class media-creation workshops; copyright and fair use considerations for media projects; academic integrity (citation and attribution) considerations for media projects; subject interviews; accessibility (captioning and transcription) considerations for media projects; and sharing, publishing, and distributing considerations for media projects.

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Spicer, S. (2022). Course Outreach. In Student-created media: Designing research, learning, and skill-building experiences (pp. 53–71). chapter 4, ALA Editions.

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Spicer, Scott. (2022). Course Outreach. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/226581.

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