Hey all, Here is my video. My question is "How has language in networking changed for Montanans because of the changes in technology and changes in the actual networks?" And several related questions. When the project is finished, it will be a blog post containing an embedded video, the video will be more complete but I could seriously use some suggestions on it. I'm going to write a lot more about my actual research and sources in the blog post and do a sort of social commentary/opinion style approach to it, since it is a blog and let the video explain some of my main points as a sort of timeline. (I decided to keep it to Montana since it is a little smaller than "the WORLD" and I can track the progress easier -- as a sort of "learning device" or illustration, I s'pose).... Anyway, feedback would be great. I have a really solid idea of the end product :)
I'll check back to see if this whole thing worked out.... if not, a later post will follow with the embedded vid.
Interesting that the first paper in the 1800s cost the same as a paper today...
ReplyDeleteImpressive research. The video is a little slow paced and would be more interesting with audio (I can't tell if the audio just isn't playing, or if there is none? It won't let me turn up the volume), but I think it's well done. It really shows how technology has blown up in the past 25 years from no internet to internet in your pocket...so at the end I feel like I'm asking "So now what?" It would be cool if you had examples of how Montanans are networking right now. But I know it's not finished so I'm sure you were planning on doing that...
Yeah, the sound didn't work but I'm working on fixing that and working on the actual writing -- When I looked back over this... well, I thought it was cooler when I was actually doing it because it took so much time
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