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Thesis Defense: Participatory Media and Collaborative Facilitation

No comments | August 3, 2009 - 9:34pm

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YouthBuild Lawrence
Keep Lawrence Clean commercial

YouthBuild Lawerence
Making Photo Map

Drishya Bangalore
Transmedia storytelling (puppetry) slideshow

Drishya Bangalore
Top Story (transmedia puppetry performance, June 2008)

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