Video

SprachPraxis serves as an online workspace for commenting, collaboration, and annotation in German 105, Intermediate German.  Students post comments on images of contemporary German society and relevant German-language films

This collection of interviews documents the use of Spanish in Princeton University, giving more visibility to our own Spanish-speaking community. Furthermore, creating a repository of interviews and casual conversations provides a more authentic perspective of a language that has an important presence on our campus, and it becomes a venue for the voices and experiences of those who live, study, and work in Princeton.

This website hosts video resources produced by Princeton faculty to accompany the First Step Chinese textbook.

The Studio 455 website features cource assignments and other iformation, serves as a resource of documentary films used in the course, supports the addition of time-coded, student annotations to those films, and hosts student writings and multimedia project work.

This course website chronicles the experiences and journalistic work of Journalism 447, Politics and the Media, as they travel to Arizona and experience, first-hand, the midterm elections of 2018.

The course website for English 230 housed video recordings of student speech performances and enabled students to leave time-coded comments on their videos.

Studio 454 is the on-line studio for our work in Transcultural Cinema (ANT 454, spring 2018).  Discussion of online video is facilitated by time-coded annotations and screenshots.

The Trenton Project is a collaborative documentary investigation by the Princeton University course, Documentary Film and the City.