Julian McDougall – How might media studies after the media work in practice?
Mark Readman (CEMP) discussing with Julian McDougall (Newman University) about how media studies after the media works in practice?
Julian McDougall – Where do these ideas originate?
Mark Readman of CEMP talking with Julian McDougall of Newman University, about where is ideas originated.
Posted on February 02nd in Julian McDougall by cempstats
Julian McDougall – How might you see this idea shaping the curriculum?
CEMP’s Mark Readman speaking with Newman University’s Dr Julian McDougall.
Posted on January 31st in Julian McDougall by cempstats
Julian McDougall – How will this new practice be manifested in the classroom?
CEMP’s Mark Readman discussing how the new practice would affect teaching in the classroom
Posted on January 28th in Julian McDougall by cempstats
Julian McDougall – Media Studies After the Media
Mark Readman discussing with Julian McDougall about his forthcoming book ‘Media Studies After the Media’.
Posted on January 28th in Julian McDougall by cempstats
Henry Jenkins – Fan Fiction and Peer Review
Richard Berger of The Centre for Excellence in Media Practice discusses fan fiction and peer review with Henry Jenkins
Posted on November 30th in Henry Jenkins by cempstats
Henry Jenkins – Play, performance, simulation and creation are they ontologically universal?
Richard Berger from The Centre for Excellence in Media Practice talks with Henry Jenkins asking Do you believe play, performance, simulation and creation are ontologically universal?
Posted on November 30th in Henry Jenkins by cempstats
Henry Jenkins – Is the concept of the black box still valid today?
Richard Berger of The Centre for Excellence in Media Practice speaking with Henry Jenkins about the concept of the black box and its relevance today…
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Henry Jenkins – Is there any future in teaching film and television in our schools and colleges?
Richard Berger from The Centre for Excellence in Media Practice talking with Henry Jenkins about whether or not we should be teaching film and television in our schools and colleges…
Posted on November 30th in Henry Jenkins by cempstats
Henry Jenkins – How can we harness participatory cultures that young people invest their time in?
Richard Berger of The Centre for Excellence in Media Practice speaking with Henry Jenkins about how can we best harness the potential of participatory cultures that young people are investing in their none school time.