Video Blogs
Students from the IML 104 class at the USC Institute for Multimedia Literacy video blogged the Katrina Teach-In. The videos were shot, edited and uploaded during the event, with each student making a 2-3 minute video blog that reflected what they found most interesting about one of the professor's talks.
Complete versions of all the talks can be download from the sidebar on the right.
The IML 104 students' video blogs can be viewed by clicking the links below.
"standard" versions should play on most computers; "hi-res" versions require Quicktime 7.
For more information about student broadcasts from the IML 104 class, visit:
Complete versions of all the talks can be download from the sidebar on the right.
The IML 104 students' video blogs can be viewed by clicking the links below.
"standard" versions should play on most computers; "hi-res" versions require Quicktime 7.
Professor J. Lawford Anderson on natural and unnatural disasters
standard hi-res Video blogged by Lindsay PondProfessor Steve Anderson on Internet coverage of Katrina
standard hi-res Video blogged by Sam GhodsProfessor Barry Glassner on misdirection in media coverage of Katrina
standard hi-res Video blogged by Isomi Miake-LyeProfessor Judith Jackson Fossett on the history of slavery
standard hi-res Video blogged by Andy HoganProfessor Tara McPherson on the impact of the cost of the war in Iraq
standard hi-res Video blogged by Sonia SeetharamanFor more information about student broadcasts from the IML 104 class, visit: