COMD3504 - Section OL69 - Spring 2022

Author: Prof. Matthew C. Lange (Page 7 of 7)

Discussion 1a: Video Introduction


Our first objective, which is part of our asynchronous class time, will be to create a short video introduction.

While the asynchronous, remote classroom will keep us in different places at different times, the quality of our discussions will depend on our willingness to speak openly with one another. The goals for this exercise will be to tell the class a little bit about yourself, and meet everyone that you’ll be working with through the semester.

Please record a short video providing the following information:
– Your name, preferred name, and pronouns
– Your “relationship” to City Tech and COMD; meaning a bit about why you decided on COMD, how far along you are in the program, your primary field of interest, and goals for the future
– A description of a recent project, or project-in-progress, that you are particularly proud of or excited about
– A theory that you have, or have heard recently…it can be about anything, but should ideally be impossible to prove.

You’ll need to record your video, upload to YouTube, Dropbox, Vimeo, etc., then embed the link into a New Post by clicking the + box in your block, locating Video, then selecting “Link”. (See the OpenLab Intro video for additional details.

Also very important: Categorize your video as Discussion.

Finally, the most important part of the assignment: Watch all of your peers’ videos! You may need to check back a couple times throughout the week if you upload yours early. And feel free to comment on them.

Welcome to Communication Design Theory!

This is the OpenLab Course site for COMD 3504, Section OL69, Spring 2022. We will use this site as our central resource for engaging with course content, accessing readings, and responding to the ongoing discourse of the class in a variety of ways. 

Please take some time to explore this OpenLab course site. Use the top menu bar to explore the Syllabus, Activities, and Help. Scroll through the sidebar to find additional information about the materials shared here.

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Login to your OpenLab account to join this course. Follow these instructions if you need help joining this course.

If you’re new to the OpenLab, follow these instructions to create an account and then join the course. You may also want to check out the step-by-step tutorial The OpenLab for Students.

Remember that your username and display name can be pseudonyms, rather than your real name. Your avatar does not need to be a picture of your face–just something that identifies you on the OpenLab.

Questions

If you have any questions, please reach out via email or in Office Hours. Find contact info on the Syllabus Page.

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