The course is suited for teaching and learning professionals, media professors, university leaders, and educators interested in learning, creating, and using Digital Case Studies.
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Important information covered in this course includes video, production, green screen, case studies, and digital storytelling.
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There are 4 modules in this course
This module covers an overview of how digital cases are created and used including the format and different approaches to using case method in the classroom.
What's included
11 videos7 readings3 assignments1 discussion prompt
This module covers what creating a digital case study program at your institution would require, along with the elements needed to create a student case creation program. The “Visual Storytelling” class will train students in the basics of filming PBS and BBC documentary style footage with only a smartphone and stabilizer.
What's included
14 videos1 reading3 assignments1 discussion prompt
This module delivers the second part of the “How-To” content of the Visual Storytelling course. It focuses on story research and production, and explores how to plan and light interviews using both a smartphone and DSLR Camera.
What's included
16 videos1 reading3 assignments1 discussion prompt
This module presents the third and final collection of “How To” videos from our Visual Storytelling class. These focus post production planning, writing scripts, working with footage, and strategies for adding music and graphics. We end with a discussion of the future of sharing of digital cases, and the potential impacts of AI on digital case use and sharing.
What's included
12 videos1 reading3 assignments
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