[ecrea] www.teachingmedia.org

>Do you have any favorite YouTube clips or other online media bits you like
>using for lessons in media studies classes?  Tony Nadler and I have been
>designing a website to create a space for college-level media studies
>instructors to share teaching ideas and resources (syllabi, assignments,
>undergrad reading recommendations, etc.).  Right now we're especially trying
>to build up a shared database of useful media clips, with descriptions of
>what they demonstrate, because we know how much prep time goes into finding
>the right examples for class.  We're trying to help media instructors take
>advantage of online collaboration.
>
>If you have any clips or other resources you'd be willing to share with
>other instructors, just log onto www.teachingmedia.org. You'll have to
>register with an email account because this helps prevent spam. We're hoping
>to start amassing enough content to make this site useful for course prep,
>and would greatly appreciate anything you can add.
>
>Many thanks!
>Julie Wilson
>
>--
>Julie Wilson
>*Visiting Assistant Professor
>Department of Communication Arts and Theatre
>Allegheny College*
>

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