Some Things

This post is the last part of a series of posts about the Web 2.0 and its role in the American presidential election 2008. The main purpose of this series was to provide a platform for discussion among the members of our group and, in true Web 2.0 spirit, everybody else. It lead into a series of podcast episodes, this is the last episode. The series is being written for the seminar “Campaigns & Candidates” at the University of Osnabrück in the winter term 2008/2009.

In February, we gave a presentation at the 2nd Osnabrück Student Symposium, talking about the Web 2.0 and American politics. As we promised in the audio podcast, there is a video of that presentation available right now. Unfortunately it seems like the last part of our presentation is missing, but over at lernfunk.de you can still have a look at the first half of our presentation.

This project has been very interesting and a lot of fun. If you ever get the chance to give a presenation at a student symposium like this, try it! It’s well worth the work and time. We learnt a lot on many different levels, but most importantly, we still think about a lot of the topics brought up at the symposium and the seminar.

This post is part of an ongoing series of posts about the Web 2.0 and its role in the American presidential election 2008. The main purpose of this series is to provide a platform for discussion among the members of our group and, in true Web 2.0 spirit, everybody else. It will lead into a series of podcast episodes. The series is being written for the seminar “Campaigns & Candidates” at the University of Osnabrück in the winter term 2008/2009.

In this podcast we talk about our presentation at the student symposium and how we could expand on the ideas we presented.  As this is our final team effort in this project, this podcast is also a reflection on the talk and our blog posts so far. A video podcast episode of our presentation at the symposium is still forthcoming, so stay tuned.

Dies ist die letzte Folge der Podcastserie “Recherche im Netz” und endlich findet Jens etwas, mit dem er tatsächlich anfangen könnte zu schreiben.

Zwei Männer treffen sich im strömenden Regen unter dem Rashomon-Tor und unterhalten sich über einen Film, über den nachgedacht werden will: “Wer war der Mörder?”, “Wer sagt die Wahrheit?” und “Gibt es das Gute im Menschen?” sind nur einige der Fragen, die “Rashomon” aufwirft. In diesem Podcast versuchen die beiden, Antworten zu finden und suchen zudem Bildungsprozesse, die sowohl die Figuren als auch die Zuschauer durch diesen Film machen.

Ein Podcast von Jens Bonk und Daniel Meyer, entstanden im Rahmen des Seminars “Kino als Kunst” im Wintersemester 2008/09 an der Universität Osnabrück.

Jetzt geht es so richtig los, Jens taucht in die (Un)Tiefen der MLAIB ab.

Pünktlich zum Ende der Vorlesungszeit und Beginn der Hausarbeitszeit kommt hier die erste Folge der Podcast-Mini-Serie Recherche im Netz. Viel Spaß!