Gallery of Educational Innovation: Cross Media

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Cross Media

Multi-media or “rich media” environments are becoming increasingly important to disciplines across MIT. OEIT engagement is directed towards both focused applications of digital media for hyper-narrative authoring as well as reusable backend repositories that leverage investment in one project to benefit many.

Some of the projects in this program area include:

Visualizing Cultures
VUE – Visual Understanding Environment – A concept/content mapping tool
XMAS – Cross Media Authoring System
Content Workflow – campus implementation of tools such as Apple’s PodCastProducer and the OpenCast Community

Project-based Learning Laboratory

Alexander Aranyosi

Dennis Freeman

Project-based learning introduces students to a discipline through the process of conceiving, designing, and implementing activities which integrate theory with practice.

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Spoken Lecture

James Glass

The Spoken Lecture Browser project, an OEIT iCampus initiative, is a language processing application to help transcribe, annotate, structure, and summarize audio-visual materials so that users can search and explore them more easily.

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SpokenMedia Project

Phil Long

Enabling Rich Media Notebooks for Learning and Teaching through a software application suite/web-based service that automatically creates transcripts from academic-style lectures and provides the basis for a rich media notebook for learning.

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