D.C.-based digital media strategist and producer.

Academic Technology Analysis

Posted: February 28th, 2010 | Author: Cameron | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Classroom, Education, Media, Media Literacy, Pedagogy, Social Media, Technology, Visualization | No Comments »

Technological advancements of the past few decades have fundamentally changed the social culture of learning. Mobile phones, personal computers, wireless Internet, satellite TV and radio, mp3 players, DVDs, smartphones — these innovations have changed the way people live and the way society interacts. With this change comes a responsibility for educators to adapt teaching methods and incorporate new technology into the classroom as a means of improving the educational experience.

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I'm a digital strategist and producer for PBS.org. My career started in broadcast convergence, media theory, and web development and my work has widened to include journalism, content development and a wide range of new media competencies. I'm also an M.A. candidate in the Interactive Journalism and Public Affairs program at American University. I received my B.A. from Carleton College in Art History and Cinema Studies. You can learn more about me in my resume, or by visiting me on LinkedIn or Facebook or following me on Twitter.

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