Blog entries on RYMAEC
Here you can read all the blog posts by all individuals using RYMAEC for youth media education. Feel free to look around.
Web 2.0pen Mic - March 2010
Submitted by Erin Mishkin on March 4, 2010 - 11:40am.Featured speaker: Kara Oehler
Mapping Main Street
Greater Boston Issue at Youth Media Reporter
http://www.youthmediareporter.org
Web 2.0pen Mic Sign-up List
1. Dave Crusoe - http://www.boolify.org read more »
Your Voice as Art!
Submitted by Nettrice Gaskins on February 22, 2010 - 4:25pm.As part of the first digital media workshop on sound my class will participate in "Your Voice as Art" for "Through the Virtual Looking Glass", a connected set of international exhibitions in galleries in Boston and several countries outside the United States. This is an example of Mixed Reality art exhibition, including art in Second Life, a virtual 3D world. read more »
The Art History of Games
Submitted by Nettrice Gaskins on February 11, 2010 - 12:46pm.Last week I attended The Art History of Games symposium in Atlanta, GA, organized by Savannah College of Art and Design – Atlanta and Georgia Tech. Co-organizers Ian Bogost, John Sharp and Michael Nitsche helped kick off the event and their panel considered the concept of an art history of games. read more »
From Egypt to Virtual 3D: Afrofuturism in Virtual Worlds
Submitted by Nettrice Gaskins on February 11, 2010 - 11:17am.**Just in time for Black History Month!**
This is my take on films such as Avatar 3D and perhaps a way to use popular culture to study history and heritage, e.g. Ancient Egypt. read more »
PBS Digital Nation: My Thoughts
Submitted by Nettrice Gaskins on February 11, 2010 - 10:30am.^This is me/my avatar dancing with a student and a visiting visual artist in Second Life.
There has always been technological change (printing press, photography, film, etc.). I believe the recent PBS Frontline exposé Digital Nation, is attempting to address how technology is changing society, from passive consumers to active producers and continuous learners. read more »
MEDIA AS A LEARNING TOOL
Submitted by Beverly Mire on January 9, 2010 - 11:06am.My nephew Jake is high-functioning autistic. Having little real knowledge about autism, I was often taken aback when my sister, his mother, would talk about his progress in school. “He passed his test about Romeo and Juliet,” she once told me. read more »





