NMC 2008 Five Minutes of Fame
Five Minutes of Fame is a trademarked event allowing NMC academic members to show off their latest new media projects. At every Five Minutes of Fame demonstration, selected New Media Centers are given five minutes each to highlight innovations of all sorts, from multimedia and web-based projects, to course modules and newly invented or adapted tools, to student portfolios and collaborations with off-campus groups. In each fast-paced session, you’ll see numerous examples of the exciting work your NMC colleagues are doing.
Presenters this year included:
- Dancing in The Virtual World
- Information Design: Web Based Mineral Identification Using QTVR and the Petrographic Microscope
- Just a Blog? I Don’t Think So!
- Multimedia Against All Odds
- Reading First – Enriching Online Training
- Scholarship 3.0: Collaborative Digital Compilations
- The Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk)
- Vietnam Remembered: A Lecture/Lab Course
- Weigle Information Commons
- What WE Can Do with the Wii
Archive available (contains both Centers of Excellence and Five Minutes if Fame) as:
* Sonic Foundry Mediasite video and slides (available through July 30, 2008)
* Mediasite archive on nmc web (Windows only)
