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Student, faculty video samples showcased at Digital Commons Community Hub

Posted on March 5, 2008 
Filed Under Digital Commons

The Digital Common Community Hub has a page that highlights videos created by students and faculty. Each week, a different video is featured that shows some of the very creative ways the Digital Commons facilities are being used. Here are a few examples:

The first example is by Dr. Scott Miller, who teaches the online Introduction to Astronomy course. He has been working on a series of videos that demonstrate course concepts in an entertaining and rather humorous manner.

The second example is by Lindley Jones, a business management major at Penn State Brandywine, who created this very professional looking music video for the SCA/Mazda Conservation in Action Multimedia Contest.

The third example is one done by ETS and Digital Commons multimedia specialist Matt Frank, a short documentary on the Digital Commons installation at Penn State Wilkes-Barre.

Related Resources

• Apr 28 2008: Service Sheet: Digital Commons (0)
• Mar 20 2008: Digital Commons at the College of Education's EDUCATE Fair (0)
• Mar 19 2008: Faculty Success Story: Laura Guertin (0)
• Mar 12 2008: Faculty Success Story: Kathleen Taylor Brown (0)
• Mar 11 2008: Digital Commons at Penn State (0)

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