Keynote
Aberystwyth University
6th Annual Teaching and Learning Conference
11-12th September 2018
Abstract
Over the last four years the Disruptive Media Learning Lab has evolved and has strived to reposition and reconfigure education at Coventry University (CU) within the rapidly changing technological, social, economic and political contexts shaping the learning landscape. The lab has created a safe space and cultivated a culture in which open collaboration and innovation are the key attributes of its research, development and pathfinder projects. As a sandpit and incubator of exploratory and experimental teaching and learning practices, the lab draws together a multidisciplinary team of collaborators and wider users of our work, to drive lateral thinking and radical approaches to address the challenges facing higher education.
Within this context, the lab focuses on how both mainstream and alternative approaches and technologies are explored, repurposed and remixed towards conceptualising a more hybrid and open approach to teaching and learning, in order to meet a wide range of stakeholders' needs and expectations.
This talk seeks to act as a catalyst for change, instigating an alternative mindset and creative attitude to challenge the existing status quo, to open up education and empower students and staff to re-model existing and own their teaching and learning practices in a networked age.
http://dmll.org.uk
27. Where there was
once a single
viewpoint there
are now many
thousands.
â
âMishka Henner
https://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/08/12/kodaks-ïŹrst-digital-moment/
29. In this golden age of
perspectives, the infinite
array of documents
uploaded to the web offer
unprecedented
opportunities to reveal the
workings of our world.
â
âMishka Henner
http://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/larc/lectures/mishka-henner/
31. The do-it-all scholar-
entrepreneur actually has very
few options for communication
if the place they are coming
from is the research
monograph/article and the
place they are going to is the
TED talk.
â
âSarah Kember
Professor of New Technologies of Communication, Director of Goldsmiths Press
62. Large Dot Stickers
(Ÿ-inch)
Small Dot Stickers
(Œ-inch)
Computer
TV / Monitor
Packs of LEARN Cards
Biro Pens
Regular
Postits
Large Postits
Optional:
Apple TV
Chromecast
Whiteboard
Paper
Buzzers
Ref:Google,IDEOandStanfordd.school
https://dmll.org.uk/toolbox/
66. Introduction: Disrupting the Journal of Media Practice 3
Centre for Disruptive Media and Disruptive Media Learning Lab
#featured
A Morning Coffee in Melbourne: 10
Discussing the Contentious Spaces of Media Practice Research
Craig Batty, Leo Berkeley and Smiljana Glisovic, RMIT University
Articles
Web Annotation as Conversation and Interruption 20
Jeremiah H. Kalir, University of Colorado Denver
Jeremy Dean, Hypothes.is
UniverCity: Images of Success and Structures of Risk 32
Adam Brown, London South Bank University
Cinematologists: Knowing Sounds 50
Neil Fox, University of Falmouth
Dario Llinares, University of Brighton
Disrupting Academic Publishing: 54
Questions of Access in a Digital Environment
Zachary J. McDowell, University of Illinois at Chicago
Performative Publications 70
Janneke Adema, Coventry University
Creative Practice as Research: Discourse on Methodology 84
R. Lyle Skains, Bangor University
Remembering, Reflecting, Returning: A Return to Professional 100
Practice Journey Through Poetry, Music and Images
Katherine Wimpenny, Coventry University
Peter Gouzouasis, University of British Columbia
Karen Benthall, Coventry
VOLUME 9 ISSUE 1 2018
ISSN: Print: 1468-2753 Online: 2040-0926
CONTENTS
THEDISRUPTEDJOURNALOFMEDIAPRACTICEVOLUME9ISSUE12018
Special Issue:
The Disrupted Journal of Media Practice
Guest Editors:
Collectively edited by the Centre for Disruptive
Media and the Disruptive Media Learning Lab at
Coventry University
THE
DISR
UPTED
JOURNAL
OF
MEDIA
PRACTICE
73. 1
A Guide to Open and Hybrid Publishing
(Or how to create an image-based, open access book in 10 easy steps)
http://bit.ly/pob-guide
#advocate
#10easysteps