
The Digital Learning Studio
Media Producers collaborate with faculty on integrating technology and creative design concepts into instruction. The staff offers expertise in digital communications and digital media design. Working together, we can help you to (re-)imagine digital components of your instructional content.
We want to help you do the following (and more):
- Ideate plans for new digital media in instruction.
- Design, develop, and produce digital media.
- Jointly explore and elevate digital literacies.
About Digital Literacy
As an expert in your field, you are deeply knowledgeable and well-versed in how to teach and communicate concepts within your domain. Yet, effective communication in a digital world relies heavily on a range of digital and artificial intelligence literacies. These two are intertwined as they are by their nature both digital.
Digital literacy is knowing what tool to select for a given purpose, where to use it most appropriately, and how to use it effectively. Literacy is a step towards fluency, and this is achieved when one can identify, discuss, and produce media and/or text-based content by interlinking various digital tools and thereby transforming the learning environment with elements of digital media that are seamless and meaningful.
Digital Learning Locations
Recording Studio
GW School of Media and Public Affairs
805 21st Street NW
Room B-05
Washington DC 20052
Offices
Gelman Library
2130 H Street NW, Sixth floor
Washington DC 20052
Digital Learning Staff
Additional Assistance
Visit the CREATE Digital Studio for help with technical tools and self-guided media production.