Online content creation: assignment guidelines

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Post Beijing Residency Assignment

The post-residency online portion of this field school begins on August 1 and concludes on August 15. For this portion of the field school, participants, working in teams, will be responsible for (at minimum):

 

* 2 postings for VineOnline – http://aaablogs.uoregon.edu/vineonline/ (one associated with each of the two fieldwork sites).

Each post will include:

 

* interpretive text (formatted according to VineOnline standards; 750-1000wds)

* image gallery (7-10) AND/OR edited video (>5min) depicting one of the following:

– work/context of an artist interviewed (INDIVIDUAL FOCUS)
– work/context for an discrete aspect of cultural/artistic production (HERITAGE FOCUS)
– work/context for a geographic area/setting (PLACE FOCUS)

Your interpretation of your field work in China should be informed by the readings and assignments that were required during the pre-residency portion of the field school.

In support of your posts on VineOnline, each team will create postings on the social media cites connected to ChinaVine (English & Chinese language) that points to their VineOnline content. This can include a tweet using the fieldschool hashtag – #CVFS, a Facebook post on ChinaVine wall, etc.

Each team should post drafts of their planned posts to the field school website for comments by Doug/John and field school participants by August 7. It will be important have some idea of where the video/photo editing proces and text creation stands at that time.

All final postsĀ  should be completed by the last Friday of the postresidency period (i.e. Aug 12, so that John/Doug can respond)

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