AnthroVlog

About this original series

Welcome to Anthro Vlog! This is a research site that is used to collect and analyze information on today’s digital participation. I hope to promote an exchange of ideas about the use of media such as video sharing and what it can accomplish socially, emotionally, artistically, technically, and personally for online participants. Please note that any materials or comments posted on this site may be used for research purposes and may inform academic analysis in journal articles, information posted on other Internet sites, reports, conference presentations, and classroom materials. Children under 18 are not allowed to post to this site. Any material not deemed suitable to the research project will be removed at the researcher’s discretion. The site is used as part of a MacArthur-funded Digital Youth study which is being conducted by the University of Southern California and the University of California, Berkeley. The study examines how people use digital technologies such as such as video, blogs, video/music production tools, video sharing sites such as YouTube and blipTV, discussion boards, Internet messaging, and computer games. We are trying to understand what is important and interesting about using digital technologies. We hope to take what we learn to consider how new online environments might be designed and how education and schools might make use of new technologies and online environments. For more information about the study please see: http://groups.sims.berkeley.edu/digitalyouth/ For more information about Dr. Lange see: patriciaglange.org. If you are interested in being interviewed for the study and/or have any further questions about this project, please contact: Dr. Patricia G. Lange, Institute for Multimedia Literacy, University of Southern California by email at: plange@cinema.usc.edu.

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  53 episodes

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