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Saturday, November 16, 2013
Interview with Ford's Theatre's Kate Langsdorf: Creating and Implementing Distance Learning Programs
AMT Lab @ CMU: Kate Langsdorf, Ford’s Theatre’s Education Programs Manager, was gracious enough to schedule time for a phone interview discussing her role in the creation and implementation of Ford’s Theatre’s distance learning programs. Currently Ford's programs include Virtual Field Trips and a short play entitled Investigating the Lincoln Assassination with Detective McDevitt, and they hope to further expand their offerings in the future.
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My school actually had distance learning program set ups that i remember using in elementary school. I personally would these really ineffective ways of communicating information. The entire time I was overcome by the idea that there was a person standing on a green screen and that this entire this was basically fake. Part of the reason i like live entertainment over film is the real quality of it. I think to keep younger children interested, you have to do something real.
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