Good afternoon, everyone,
I am excited to announce the publication of 6 new videos in our Tech Comm Examples Series on More Than Memos. This marks the most videos we have ever published in one volume.
These videos touch on globalization, localization, feminist activism, and other themes that speak to the field’s potential within a wide array of cultural vectors. There are also examples that show how some instruction sets are adapted to physical, embodied tasks like home cooking or learning to pitch a fastball. Finally, the submissions in this volume speak to the way tech comm knowledge transfers across disciplinary boundaries.
In short, I think these examples are pretty cool.
Roger Clemens Pitching Trainer https://youtu.be/rqdKeDFVh-8
By Josh Chase, University of Louisiana Monroe
MCC Compact: Myth Vs. Fact https://youtu.be/V25NIpFtKL8
By Asmita Ghimire, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, University of St. Thomas
Caribbean Clipper Lego Instructions https://youtu.be/Yw-EtRo1VYk
By Samuel Stinson, Minot State University
Meal Kit Recipe from The Home Chef https://youtu.be/UJQQVBd9dDY
By Cynthia Martin, James Madison University
Menstrual Hygiene Management Toolkit https://youtu.be/j3isUgkCgo0
By Priyanka Ganguly, Texas Tech University
Film Script for The Substance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gHV4LDXx8k
By Steven Shoop, University of Louisville
Thank you to those who submitted this series for this volume or for previous volumes. Though we do edit and publish the videos, we would not be able to do so without their time and effort in recording the initial footage.
Thank you as well to YoonJi Kim, who plays a critical role in the annual development of this series.
We encourage you to enjoy these examples yourselves and share them with your students in contexts that are appropriate. I also would not be running a YouTube channel if I didn’t take this chance to ask you to subscribe to the More Than Memoschannel.
Cheers,
Dan
Daniel Liddle, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Western Kentucky University
Managing Producer
More Than Memos YouTube Channel