E-learning and Digital Cultures 2011

How might you represent your work? The key criteria are that your micro-ethnography should be online somewhere, and should feed into your lifestream. You might choose to:

simply blog it using your blog here or another blogging environment of choice
make a slideshow, using whichever combination of image, text, audio or video seems most appropriate to you (see http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/StoryTools and the Course Guide for ideas for online applications to use)
make a timeline, using OurStory, timetoast or similar (again, see the StoryTools link for some ideas to start with)
blog around your lifestream, pulling in feeds and images from the site you are looking at
and so on… more ideas from last year’s run of the course are here

Unlike with the visual artefact at the end of block 1 you are likely to need to include at least some textual material for this piece of work.

Please post a comment here to let everyone know where your ethnographic representation is – tweet it too!

One Response to “building your ethnography”

October 29th, 2011 at 8:20 pm Reply
Carol Jane Collins says:

My ethnography is here on youtube – http://youtu.be/YBCjmSx6_7s and in my blog here http://edc11.education.ed.ac.uk/carolc/

Have spent all day trying to find a medium to present ideas in and ended up settling for uploading a ppt but slideshare wasnt playing ball and youtube did not recognise the sound file. Anyway, enjoy and imagine the soundtrack to Charlie’s Angels…:)