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The Post Industrial Media Project is a collaborative teaching and learning research project undertaken by Adrian Miles, Allan Thomas, David Carlin, Glen Donnar, Paul Ritchard, Rachel Wilson and Seth Keen of the RMIT Media program.

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a

artefacts
the things that students make or do that also tend to be assessed
assessment
what sorts of assessment strategies or practices we use and why

b

boundaries
this is where we discuss the simple oppositional categories we use to structure things and how in practice all that we do is to try to blur and/or move between these
broadcast media
a first year subject

c

coloured hats
the strategy developed by Edward de Bono to provide structured and rapid feedback
collaboration
general discussion of our understanding and application of collaboration in media teaching
curriculum map
a high level (abstract) overview of the curriculum structure in terms of theory and practice and assessment
critical thinking

a general discussion of our approach to critical thought

creativity and skills
a description of the teaching of creativity as a learnt skill in the media curriculum

e

editing media texts
first year media subject

f

film and tv one
second year media subject
film and tv two
second year media subject

g

h

i

integrated media one
a second year media subject
integrated media two
a second year media subject


l

literacies of learning
those practices that make up the literacy of learning how to learn and learning how I am able and like to learn
learning literacy
those practices that make up the literacy of learning how to learn and learning how I am able and like to learn

m

media
the things that students make or do that also tend to be assessed
media and meaning
a first year media subject
making
the techniques of making media (what sorts of skills and practices we teach)
Media Industries 1
a third year subject that introduces and examines contemporary media as an industry and requires students to develop specific workplace related skills

n

networked media
a first year media subject

p

practice
top level discussion about our approach to practice and its relation to the media curriculum
production project one
third year media subject
production project two
third year media subject

r

radio one
second year media subject
radio two
second year media subject
reading media texts
a first year media subject

s

subjects
a list of the subjects that make up part of the media curriculum

t

how we think theory
this is a top level (meta) description come statement of our use or view of theory (in practice)
things
the things that students make or do that also tend to be assessed
teaching philosophy
overview of the general ideas informing our teaching model

w

writing media texts
a first year subject and its pedagogical story