Media repositories can be a resource for research resource, archive research materials, and present researched projects.
Using Media Repositories for Research- Explore topics in a variety of modalities to enjoy the exploration process and/or to think about them through different perspectives.
- Explore specific sub-topics and research angles, etc.
- Publish plans and get feedback.
- Make sure to search all available modalities of information, including different types of media.
- Publish results of research (both processes and products) and get feedback.
- Publish responses to reading resources and get feedback.
- Publish responses to evaluating resources and get feedback.
- Publish updates of research progress that also analyze why/how the project is shifting/changing.
Using Media Repositories for Presentations- Publish personal reflections and get feedback.
- Draft final project as a video, audio file, etc.; publish and get feedback.
- Incorporate citations and/or link out to them.
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Publish final product.
Image Resources Video Resources AudioOther Resources | "Now, we all know search is important. And we all know that Google is the leading search engine.
But here's a factoid that continues to amaze marketers:
In August 2009, Americans watched 10 billion videos on YouTube. That same month, Americans conducted 9 billion searches on Google."
Jarboe, 2009- Replies (Video & Text)
- Statistics
- Embedding
- Channels
- Playlist
- Photostream
- Editing
- Notes
- Comments
- Collections, Sets, Galleries, Tags
- Copyright
- Privacy
- Groups
- Profile
- Contacts
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