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Multimedia in the Classroom at USC: A Ten Year Perspective
Posted February 9th, 2009 by Mark E. Kann, University of Southern California
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Does multimedia scholarship
add academic value to a liberal arts education? How do we know? Looking
back at the history of the Honors Program in Multimedia Scholarship
at USC, Mark Kann draws on his own teaching experience, discussions
with other faculty members, and the university’s curriculum review
process to explore these questions. He describes the process of developing
the program’s academic objectives and assessment criteria, and the
challenges of gathering evidence for his intuitions about the effects
of multimedia scholarship. Finally, Kann reports on the program’s
first student cohort and looks ahead to the future of multimedia at
USC.
