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6 recommendations for teaching with the flip video camera

by Bill Posted on June 10, 2009

In June 2008 I received a grant for 20 Flip Video Cameras (.pdf) to be used in one of the required courses in the Writing Arts undergraduate major at Rowan, “Writing, Research, and Technology.” The general goal of the course … Continue reading →

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what students learned completing the youtube project

by Bill Posted on February 26, 2009

One of the main goals of my courses is for students to reflect on what they are learning as they are going through the process of completing an assignment. That goal has in the past been fulfilled by Learning Record … Continue reading →

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Bill Wolff

Associate Professor, Communication and Digital Media, St. Joseph's University

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6 recommendations for teaching with the flip video camera

what students learned completing the youtube project

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