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If you prefer to get your information about the 2008 Digital Media and Learning Competition in multimedia format, check out Program Coordinator Mandy Dailey's concise, right-on-the-mark, to-the-point, and eloquent information session on the HASTAC YouTube Channel or below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPBa0yxpbKY

 

The Guardian has made a great video compilation of Isaac Hayes' greatest stage moments, from Shaft to South Park, a stunning career, an unforgettable voice and presence. Watch and listen on YouTube. Long live the King!

Here is a link to two of my favorite videos from my YouTube "Cool Technologies and Interactive Multimedia" playlist

(Warning: These videos will cause you to think.)

Shift Happens - Did You Know 2.0

MacArthur Foundation CIO Sharon Burns has posted the first part of an excellent tour through various virtual worlds on Youtube, for those who are looking for a quick and smart overview. Read on ...

Whoever you are voting for this year, these two YouTube videos, one in support of Barack Obama (Yes We Can!) and then a parody turned against John McCain, are brilliant examples of using new media for viral politics.

On YouTube you can find two trailers that give you a taste of HASTAC's first international conference, "Electronic Techtonics: Thinking at the Interface," held at Duke last April. These trailers should also whet your appetite for the upcoming HASTAC movie--and an appetite for HASTAC II. The RFP came out today!

As we close the application process for the DML Competition tonight, a look back at the images we used in our publicity campaign.