Cultural Anthropology eduKan2

Overview

Anthropologists have studied humankind all over the world for hundreds of years. Even before the scientific studies of humankind began people were curious about other peoples around them. Travel is quite an educator. Anthropologists' fieldwork has been instrumental in helping us see ourselves from worldwide perspectives.

Dr. Linda Davis-Stephens, Instructor

Digital Stories--Autoethnography

Student Digital Storytelling
Your posted work here is a personal, virtual reflection on geography, your sense of place in the world today and/or the past/future locations important to you. Your posted work will be public, indefinitely, on the internet.

There are quides to digital storytelling online at places like

http://colbycriminaljustice.wikidot.com/creating-a-digital-story

If you need help using Windows Movie Maker this is a good tutorial:

http://frybreadqueen.googlepages.com/killtheindian%2Csavetheman

Post your name(s) and video here, just above the previous student post.

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Abigail Mendoza

Olivia Harris
https://youtu.be/iwTnAxZ_KUk

Ashley Devora
https://youtu.be/iDn__NSn91Q

Mason Weber

Diana Martinez-Ponce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs9HQdmn3PM&feature=youtu.be

Digital Stories

Jill Figgins

Michael Chai

Alyssa Childress

Jasmine Sanchez

Rylee Dopps

Martinson Nyarko

Jesel Herrera

Keisha Gallardo

Susan's narrative

Alexandria Sack

Tanner Harvey

Morgan Vap

ethnographic analysis & cultural traditions

ethnography, fieldwork, and participant observation

cultural variation and similarity

cultural change and continuity

cultural systems

holism: concepts of culture

globalization