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Blogging with Images Workshop this Afternoon

Submitted by noelradley on Wed, 2011-04-20 12:17

We invite faculty, instructors, and staff to a workshop addressing the advantages and challenges of blogging with images.While most blogs are text-based, the integration of images can be an enriching, even vital, part of blogging formats.Viz. bloggers will discuss their own perspectives and techniques. Ashley Squires will share her semester-long assignment, where class members are following a visual theme across historical periods and into contemporary visual culture.

Wednesday, April 20th, at 3:30 pm in FAC 10

The workshop will cover the follow topics and questions:
*How to create a semester-long assignment with visual content

*How to properly cite images and websites.

*How to participate in the discussions of images.

*The etiquette of blogging

*When are images superfluous, and when are they to the point?

*What is the difference between blogging about images, as opposed to using images to illustrate your topic or argument?

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