Alan Levine on Here is a digital power alchemy tip that you may find useful in other ways.
Let’s say you want to share a specific moment within a YouTube video, wouldn’t it be useful to make a link that starts the video right at that moment?
We are doing this for our …
Alan Levine on Comments. They are some of the magic sauce of a connected blogging community that knits participants together.
Writing comments is not that difficult to do, but in the rush of all the activity, creativity, connectivity, it sometimes gets lost in the rush. Plus, to give a good comment you need …
This post is meant primarily for participants in the Networked Narratives course I am co-teaching with Mia Zamora, where everyone is publishing in their own blog space. Everything here applies as well for the Open Learning ’17 course led by Gardner Campbell; I’m working on both sites at the same time, so things I do on one cross over. In terms of staying tuned into news and current interesting information, many people these days rely on social media. For me, […]
Alan Levine on Our live video events (Studio Visits and Virtual Bus Tours) will make use Google Hangouts on Air.
This enables up to ten people to participate in the conversation from where anywhere in the world- the large center image automatically switches to show the active speaker. Viewers can watch the …
Alan Levine on One of the simplest to use and most powerful means of storytelling without text, is with a camera.
You may go from someone who takes a lot of snapshots or quick mobile photos to one who thinks more about composition, framing, and being more intentional with your photography. Even if …
Alan Levine on You have set up your blog, connected it to this site, and maybe now you are staring at the empty composition screen. What do you do?
There is no shortage of web sites, books, articles with tips on how to write blog posts. Many are wrapped in goals …
