Active Learning with Lumia
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The document discusses using Lumia smartphones in an active classroom to create digital content. Students can collect media using the Lumia cameras, consider and tag collateral in OneNote and Evernote, create stories and videos using apps like Movie Jax, upload and share content via YouTube and shared notebooks, collaborate through Dropbox and Scrivener, produce end products like ebooks and blog posts, and curate content created by others as well as within their own app. The goal is to digitize content and create an active learning environment where students actively engage in a process of collecting, considering, creating and sharing multimedia content.
![Hands-on with +Bernie Goldbach
LIT Creative Multimedia Lecturer and SME Trainer in Tipperary.
[Image snapped by 6yo using Lumia 1020 @busybeesandme.]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/activelearningwithlumia-140826095342-phpapp01/85/Active-Learning-with-Lumia-2-320.jpg)
![In an Active Classroom
While digitising @documentally #LSADmedia
[Image snapped using Lumia 1020.]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/activelearningwithlumia-140826095342-phpapp01/85/Active-Learning-with-Lumia-4-320.jpg)
![The Best Device is in your pocket.
Using Lumia 1520 with Micromuff Skinny.
[Image snapped using Lumia 1020.]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/activelearningwithlumia-140826095342-phpapp01/85/Active-Learning-with-Lumia-6-320.jpg)
Active Learning with Lumia
- 1. Active Learning with Lumia Windows Phone 8.1 in the Classroom
- 2. Hands-on with +Bernie Goldbach LIT Creative Multimedia Lecturer and SME Trainer in Tipperary. [Image snapped by 6yo using Lumia 1020 @busybeesandme.]
- 3. @topgold on good social networks
- 4. In an Active Classroom While digitising @documentally #LSADmedia [Image snapped using Lumia 1020.]
- 5. We create active classrooms using smart devices.
- 6. The Best Device is in your pocket. Using Lumia 1520 with Micromuff Skinny. [Image snapped using Lumia 1020.]
- 7. TLDR Version 1. Collect. 2. Consider. 3. Create. 4. Upload. 5. Collaborate. 6. Produce. 7. Curate.
- 8. 1. Collect from Watch Lists.
- 9. We save URLs and share meta data from OneNote via email.
- 10. OneNote and Evernote Together
- 13. 3. Create.
- 14. Sharing Stories
- 15. Making Stories with Mini Tripod
- 16. 4. Upload.
- 17. Using Movie Jax.
- 18. Movie Jax in the Background
- 19. YouTube Uploader in Foreground
- 20. 5. Collaborate. a. Using shared notebooks. b. Using Dropbox into Scrivener.
- 23. 6. Produce. We produce epubs, blog posts, short videos and syndicated audio.
- 24. 7. Curate. a. And be curated by others. b. And create our own content-rich app.
- 25. Next: Case Study of Active Content Creation topgold@live.ie #LSADmedia InsideView.ie
Editor's Notes
- #2: Observations by third level lecturer Bernie Goldbach after three months with Windows Phone 8.1 in the production of creative multimedia.
- #3: Bernie Goldbach teaches BSc students in both the creative multimedia and software development programmes at the Limerick Institute of Technology. He supports local incubation centres by teaching the effective use of social media. You can see some items he shares by viewing http://google.com/+BernieGoldbach
- #4: You can find Bernie Goldbach using the topold nic on places like http://linkedin.com/in/topgold
- #5: We occasionally sketch guest speakers when they are in full flow. These animation students reimagined Christian Payne (aka @documentally) during a lecture he delivered on the LSAD-Clonmel campus.
- #7: The Micromuff Skinny costs two pounds. You need two of them for the front and rear of the Lumia 1520.
- #8: This is the workflow I use when teaching creative multimedia. We collect material from watchlists, considering its relevance and potential for reimagination. We create responses to overhead questions and upload the results. This could be as simple as leaving a comment on a slide deck stored in OneDrive. We collaborate with teams and class cohorts and sometimes the collaboration affects the entire internal communications system on campus. It’s important to produce content for eportfolios. The best content gets curated for use in other media (such as an electronic photo ending up in a wall display).
- #9: I keep watchlists close to hand in OneNote.
- #14: Bernie uses Audio Recorder Pro to lay down the narration first.
- #16: Using 1080P settings.
- #18: Movie Jax is the fastest method for uploading video to Facebook.
- #20: Nokia Video Uploader sends uncompressed full HD clips to YouTube. A 10 minute clip involves more than 500MB of content. The phone will upload even across a 2G connection, if you have hours to spare.
- #26: With a successful trial run of Windows Phone 8.1 behind us, we’re starting the fall semester in 2014 with a plan to create active content. By the end of 1Q2015, we will offer a case study of our progress.