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Future of Public Media Video Collections
July 2008 browse
Beyond Broadcast 2008: Watch it in its Entirety!
Couldn't make it to Beyond Broadcast 2008 but you still want to know what was discussed? We've uploaded all of the panelists' speeches, so you don't have to miss a thing!
July 2008 browse
Video Highlights from Beyond Broadcast 2008
Watch highlights of the Beyond Broadcast: Mapping Public Media panels and keynote speech, and enjoy a series of videos that really answer the questions "what is public media?" and "what does 'mapping public media' look like?" More videos from the day, featuring the presentations of a number of our panelists, are available on our Blip channel.
June 2007 browse
New Media Literacy Videos
The Center for Social Media teamed up with MIT’s New Media Literacy project to create three video exemplars with six American University School of Communication students. At the Center, the project was co-lead by SOC’s Maggie Burnette Stogner and CAS’s Celine-Marie Pascale. These exemplars are intended to help educators explore the skills needed to create new media with their students, and to be used as models to help students create their own exemplars. To find out more about MIT’s project, visit their website here.
August 2006 browse
Making the Music You Want to Hear
This 17 minute documentary takes viewers to three different cities where communities are using media to promote workers rights, empower voters, and fill cracks in the social welfare system.
Video Shorts
August 14 watch · download
Beyond Broadcast: Reinventing Public Media in a Participatory Culture (13:00)
Billed by bloggers as ‘geeks meet wonks,’ Beyond Broadcast was a public conference to explore how traditional public media face a critical and unique opportunity to embrace participatory, web-based media models, such as podcasting, video blogs and social software.
April 9 watch · download
Many to Many (12:40)
New, participatory media are fast becoming a vibrant part of the public media landscape. Filmmaker Martin Lucas presents a short video showing the new and growing promise of the “blogosphere.” This is more than individuals publishing their thoughts, it’s a veritable global, public conversation.