Category Archives: portfolio

Digital Storytelling Field Notebook

Posted on Friday 24 June 2011 by cherylcolan

@DailyShoot – #ds586 – “Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.” My daily shoot today isn’t all that visually. I admit to being tired, cranky and possessed of a terrible headache. But … Continue reading →

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Main: Experiment in Democracy

Posted on Monday 17 November 2008 by cherylcolan
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Here’s the main mini-documentary that I created with local historian Jean Reynolds. Many details in the full blog post.

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Intro: Experiment in Democracy

Posted on Sunday 16 November 2008 by cherylcolan
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First, playback advice. The 640×480 version is a lot easier on the eyes. Now, here’s what this is: In 2002 and 2003 I worked with local historian Jean Reynolds on this project for the Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago … Continue reading →

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If I Were Your Teacher in 1964

Posted on Tuesday 10 July 2007 by cherylcolan
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I’ve been archiving all my old backup discs, making their contents searchable with disclib. I put the 148th disc in today and found these recordings of myself as 1964 elementary school teacher. They were recorded and mixed in 2001 for … Continue reading →

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