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Summer Language

Posted on June 30, 2016 by David Lee

Oscar López talks about University of New Mexico’s Center for English Language and American Culture (CELAC). From San Salvador, El Salvador, Oscar attended the program at UNM in the Spring of 2015, in addition to further dedicated study at the…

Appreciation

Posted on May 20, 2015 by David Lee

Narrator John Saucedo talks about the people of Albuquerque and appreciation for video game culture. Recorded 28 April 2015 at ABC Special Collections Library.

Tagged with: Albuquerque, Communications, New Mexico, Video Games
Posted in Narrative

Mp3 Generation

Posted on June 26, 2014 by David Lee

CSU-Pueblo political science student Logan Dunnagan considers the Mp3 generation, net neutrality, and 2011s Stop Online Piracy Act. In a recent blog post, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler introduced Access to the Underserved and the WI-FI E-Rate Modernization proposal to serve…

Tagged with: Colorado, Communications, CSU Pueblo, FCC, Modernization, Net Neutrality, Political Science, Pueblo, WI-FI
Posted in Narrative

narrator

Posted on January 15, 2014 by David Lee — Leave a comment

A realistic effort to record story, place, and memory remains crucial to narrator sense of past, present, and future story telling. The ability to perform memory during sound recording continues with keystone interview questions to help promote memory recall: the…

Tagged with: Communications, Digital Recording, Interviewer, Listening, Narrator, Oral History
Posted in Narrative

active sound research

Posted on January 10, 2014 by David Lee — Leave a comment

During performance or sound event, writing and sound recording are a presence within contextually social and monetary use of the body and its energy. Should a storyteller chose not to be recorded, another may choose to tell the story as…

Tagged with: Communications, Computers, Digital Recording, Language, Learning, Listening, Narrative, Research
Posted in Narrative, Sound Record