Ray Henderson
Board Member,
In The Telling
Documentary Instruction: Transforming the Last Mile (the Lecture)
Friday, October 18, 2013 | 10:10AM–11:00AM | Ballroom E
Session Type:
E13
Robust analytics, vast transactional infrastructures, and massively scalable courses have been produced in 20 years of online education. And yet, the crucial last mile—the lecture itself—remains largely unchanged. This talk will explore documentary instruction and the cinematic lecture. It will show various techniques including animation and documentary filmmaking strategies that enhance the storytelling aspects of the lecture and create branches into deep learning. Case studies from Columbia University, the George Washington University, Engineers Without Borders, the Bainbridge Graduate Institute, and other pioneers in documentary instruction provide real-world examples of this innovative approach that bring the art of storytelling to online courses.
OUTCOMES:
Become aware of alternative forms, formats, and techniques for online instruction. | Learn how online education can become more effective and more active. | Understand how leading higher education institutions have applied digital storytelling to make their instruction more engaging.
Presenters
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Jeff Larsen
CEO, Executive Producer, Narrasys, inc -
Liesl Riddle
Associate Dean of Graduate Programs, The George Washington University -
Nancy Rubin
Executive Director Online Education, Columbia University
Resources & Downloads
http://demo.podcast.323link.com/episodes/e/ed/educause/10995/Documentary_Instruction_Transform__10995.h264.flash.mp4
