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Doomsday uses their class site to share a number of multimedia projects and to have rich discussions. Check out their fascinating tag cloud to see some of the topics they hit upon–and visit the site to see some of the posts attached to these tags, including lots of commentary from Prof. Quinby. The Creative Projects are especially thrilling. Here’s an example.
Lee Quinby’s popular cross-campus Macaulay seminar on
Lilach’s AUsome Phonetics Tutorial
Lilach Gez is a 2013 Brooklyn College Speech-Language pathology major. Her AU enthusiasm is for her goal of becoming an audiologist and her study abroad trip to Australia. Check out her trip timeline made with Dipity and her great Hour in a Minute tutorial on phonetics.
Tagged 2013, Australia, Brooklyn, dipity, language, Study Abroad, tutorial, video, youtube
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This Year’s Eportfolio Expo Entries
Here are the entrants for this year’s MHC Eportfolio Expo, which will be held on April 13 from 6-8. We are not taking any more entries, but everyone in the MHC community is invited to attend, learn, support, and find inspiration. If you decide to join us, please sign up at over here so that we can be sure to have enough cupcakes.
Thanks to everyone who submitted for sharing your work!
Clarissa Baquiran, Queens ’14, Clarissa [Sometimes] Explains It All
Rea Bhasin, Queens ’13, Bolly Blitz
Simit Christian, City ’14, \(^_^)/
Hadas Fruchter, Queens ’12, Urban Legends
Lilach Gez, Brooklyn ’13, My AUSome Trip
Jocelyne Jeannot, Lehamn ’11, Jocelyne’s time at MHC @ Lehman
Kanika Khanna, CSI ’13, Observations
Maisha Lopa, Hunter ’13, Maisha Lopa’s Eportfolio
Mitchell Lovell, CSI ’14, Love ‘ll Movies
LisaMarie Maher, Queens ’12, A Brief History of Anachronism (NYC Edition)
Kathleen O’Donnell, City ’13, Athens: A Quest for Your Ithaca
Kaitlyn O’Hagan, Hunter ’13 and Julia Dancer, City ’14, Macaulay Scholars Council
Veronica Shi, CSI ’14, VerriBerri
Ariana Tobias, Hunter ’11, Reading Harry Potter as Postmodern Apocalyptic Fiction
Jacqueline Wolpoe, Queens ’12, there is so much more to see