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INFB  International Media Camp Course INF
Lecturers : Prof. Alexander Urban    eMail
Term 4
Course Classification : Informatik Bachelor, Profil-Katalog B-INF-Profil CH 4
Language : Deutsch/Englisch Type VÜ 
Type of examination : PL  Credits
Method of evaluation : term paper with oral examination 
Requirements :
Cross References :  
Previous knowledges : English language skills, portfolio in Digital Media practice 
Aids and special features : Mode of asessment
Coursework with oral examination
Graded: yes
Continuous Evaluation for assignments. 
Teaching aims : The students will be enabled to work together on a intercultural basis to enhance their english language skills als well as their team skills and their practical skills in digital media production. 
Contents :

The project includes three phases.
The first phase starts with a one-week kick off-workshop (first week of march 2010) where the students from FHB will meet their fellow students from the »University of the West of Scotland« at Ayr campus.
First they will form intercultural teams (team building process) and work on the specification of the main project topic (f. e. »Subcultures in urban/ suburban environments«, »national, local, cultural identities«, »German-scottish prejudices«).
Then they will start the field working process with interviewing, shooting, filming, recording to collect their »cross media« material (Film, Photo, Audio, Text documents).
They will collect, share and manage their data collaboratively on a web-based platform (wiki, blog, cms). The platform will function as a work environ-ment as well as a communication and presentation tool.
The second phase (second week of march to third week of may) starts after the workshop when the FHB students will be back from their excursion to Scotland. They will continue to work in distributed teams and start with the post-production of their materials and data on the web plattform. Above that they will prepare the final phase of the project (field work in Germany, presentations, party etc.).
The third phase (last week of may) will mainly take place at the FHB campus when the Scottish students are coming over to work together with their German fellows to finish their projects (1 day for preproduc-tion, 2 days for filming, photographing etc., 1-2 days for postproduction) and present the results as a team at a final event.  

Literature : Büchele F.: Digitales Filmen, Galileo Design, 2005
Krug S.: Don t make me think!, mitp, 2006
Geertz C.: The interpretation of cultures, NYC, 1973
http://hypergeertz.jku.at.  


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