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If you are searching for an interactive video social media space to help your classroom actively (and digitally) debate theoretical concepts that emerge when watching video, look no further than EdLab's own Vialogues software. A combination of the words "video" and "dialogue," Vialogues is an interactive social media tool developed specifically for educators looking to …
The summer interns at the EdLab worked hard to make research guide videos. I thought the video entitled, 'How to Create an MLA Works Cited Page' may prove particularly helpful to our library and the TC community.
A friend sent me the link to watch this YouTube video made by RSA Animate, who has, in this case, set Slavoj Zizek's "First as Tragedy, Then as Farce" lecture to animation. I post this here not to compel our readers to question harmful (merely arguably!) capitalist tactics for selling "save the planet," but because …
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Using Vialogues in Your Classroom
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Using Vialogues in Your Classroom
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