Transmedia Storytelling: Group Think Teaching in a Networked World Brad King, Assistant Professor, Journalism Emerging Media Initiative Fellow.

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Transmedia Storytelling: Group Think Teaching in a Networked World Brad King, Assistant Professor, Journalism Emerging Media Initiative Fellow

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<the wisdom of crowds,the wisdom of crowds by james surowiecki>

<decentralized knowledge acquisition>

<academically adrift,academically adrift by richard arum + joseph roksa>

<2010 student: less than 12 hours/week studying>

<faculty spend less than 11 hours/week on prep, teaching, and advising>

<45% of students show no improvement w/ critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing>

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<media ethics: the wiki classroomthe wiki classroom>

<emerging tech in ad/pr: the collective wisdom testthe collective wisdom test>

transmedia indiana

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<social networked wikis: profiles, skills, projects w/ objectives + key results>

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<mastery learning + game play>

<learning: seeing, hearing, doing>

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fin brad king (for personal fun (for real adult-like thinking) transmedia indiana the digital media minor