Showing posts with label iversity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iversity. Show all posts
Friday, 3 May 2013
My Animation MOOC Proposal
For my sins, I decided to put together an IADT application to run an animation MOOC - a Massive Open Online Course - with Iversity in Autumn 2013. We're in the public voting phase, up against hundreds of courses from (mainly German) institutes and universities - subjects ranging from international politics to remote sensing for earth observation. A very interesting process whether we succeed or not. Please log on and VOTE for the MOOC to get it through this phase!
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Friday, 26 April 2013
Animation MOOC Proposal
Finished an application today for a proposed IADT Animation MOOC entitled 'Animation - Beyond The Bouncing Ball'. The proposed MOOC would run on the iversity platform in Autumn 2013. The proposal says...
This MOOC is aimed at the thousands of individuals who’ve done some formal animation education or training, people who’ve been working in specialist areas of the animation industry and those millions of people worldwide who’ve learned their way into some aspect of animation through graphics, design or software.
This MOOC is aimed at the thousands of individuals who’ve done some formal animation education or training, people who’ve been working in specialist areas of the animation industry and those millions of people worldwide who’ve learned their way into some aspect of animation through graphics, design or software.
Because of the specialised nature of animation and graphics
industry and education, many people never quite understand how to become an
Animation Author. This is especially true today, when internet video and
digital technology allow us to reach global audiences – but we need concepts
and ideas and we need to understand the responsibilities of broadcast
authorship. And it would help if we could appreciate the value of Critical
Thinking and Reflective Practice. And we want to have fun along the way! This
MOOC will address all of those issues, in a fun and entertaining learning
environment.
Proposal video available below... Click on image...
Proposal video available below... Click on image...
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