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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Design Awards
Two projects from our office were recognized with Maroon Awards at this year’s Communicators Forum conference. Awarded to projects of exceptional merit, the prizes are determined by a jury of peers from the design, public relations, and media/publishing industries. The … Continue reading
Posted in Awards
Conference Highlights
Yesterday I participated in the annual conference of the University’s Communicators Forum. Some notes from the sessions I attended: Web 2.0: Nora Paul, the director of our Institute for New Media Studies, gave a great keynote presentation about the “Four … Continue reading
Posted in Continuing Education
New Media Research Network: Second Life
Yesterday I attended a New Media Research Network presentation entitled Second Life, Second Body: Microethnographic Analysis of Nonverbal Communication in the Virtual Environment (try saying that ten times fast!). I don’t know…I’m still a skeptic of Second Life, even though … Continue reading →