Designing 917: A conversation

by | Tuesday, March 05, 2013

Danah Henriksen and I taught CEP917 (Knowledge Media Design) last semester. This was a somewhat unique class, with half the students being present here on campus and the other half online. We met synchronously once every two weeks and the rest of the class happened through the course website. We recently created a video introducing our experience in designing and teaching this class.

It was fun to make – though I wish we had a bit more time to get it just right – but a big part of design is knowing when to stop! Anyway, enjoy the video:

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