This show is about two experiences that were bouncing around in my head
and collided. First, a podcast about technology and second,,
conversations with educators lead me to consider the necessity of
providing some kind of multimedia literacy as part of the higher
education experience. Sort of like directed play in the schoolyard to
avoid bullying.
My thought is not only how to produce content that hits the intended
mark, but also present the impact and responsibilities, both personally
and to others that being a broadcasting entails.
There was a time when it was rare and seemingly ridiculous to require
students to attend schools with a computer. Not so ridiculous now. I
think the time is coming to accept the responsibilities that private
broadcaster carries. I don't have any solutions to offer, but I think
we should be thinking about this.
Here are some links to people and places mentioned in the show.
