cross-cultural collaboration using video and social networking
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Presentation on cross-cultural collaboration using video and social networking. ED-Media 2011, Lisbon, Portugal
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- 1. Cross-Cultural Collaboration Through a Virtual Community of Practice Using Video and Social Networking ED-MEDIA 2011 Lisbon, Portugal Bert Kimura, University of Hawaii, USA Mary Kimura, Kansai University, Japan Kenichi Kubota, Kansai University, Japan Curtis P. Ho, University of Hawaii, USA
- 21. Collaborative video production process Objectives: To produce two-minutes cross-cultural video program collaboratively. Topic: Comparing media use in Japan and US Period: October 15, 2010 – November 19 Seven groups: Each group consists of 2 Japanese and 3 Americans.
- 22. Self Introduction 1 American Student Japanese Student
- 23. Self Introduction 2 American Student Japanese Student
- 25. Collaborative Project: How has social networking services changed your life?
- 26. Collaborative Project: Facebook vs Mixi
- 27. Collaborative Project: Tag… You Are It!
- 36. Mahalo! Bert Kimura, University of Hawaii, USA [email_address] Mary Kimura, Kansai University, Japan [email_address] Kenichi Kubota, Kansai University, Japan kubota@res.kutc.kansai-u.ac.jp Curtis P. Ho, University of Hawaii, USA [email_address]
Notas del editor
- Community = emerge and evolve
- One University of Hawaii graduate class and one Kansai University graduate class. UH class typically met once per week for 2.5 hours; Kansai class met once per week for 90 minutes. Fall semester 2010. Fact that we are all friends as well as colleagues enable us to implement this project.
- Need photo of students. ETEC 602, as of Spring 2011, Innovations in Educational Technology
- Students include Master’s, 8, PhD 2, Seniors 4
- 5-weeks, using Elluminate Live and Skype; sharing includes commenting on video.