The video details the emerging scene of e-sports, in relevance to Starcraft 2, gives a brief introduction to the game, and details how it is becoming popular among the gaming populous.
Welcome!
Below you will find my students' video essays from Composition II at Dakota State University. I invite you to watch the videos that sound interesting and to comment on the ones you especially enjoy. You can use the search tool, you can see which are most popular by checking "Popular Posts," and you can click on the tags below each posting to see what similar posts there are to ones you like. Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
The Dawn of E-Sports: Starcraft 2, by Benedict Rasmussen
The Scoville Scale, By John Lubke
Krzyzewski-ville, by Spence Adams
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Wii Fitness : Blake Kirschenman
This video shows the basics about wii fitness, as well as how it works. Watch and get a head start on the competition on the basics of wii fitness!
Social Media: In the classroom? by Shane Whidby
The Benefits of Raw Milk, by Christopher Wetzel
Threats Towards Dolphins, by Jennifer Wepking
Emergence of Electronica, by Ross Steineke
A Runner's Community, by Joshua Scott
Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right: Discrimination and Fraud in the Pigford Settlement, by Darin Schroeder
English Soldier Story, by Daniel Schneider
Do you know how much video game help our military. See how some of the games you play today, actually help train our soldiers on the field of duty
Labels:
entertainment,
military,
politics,
technology
Live The Life, Story of Michael Jordan, by Chelsey Schake
Life After Football, By Tyler Ramstad,
How the lifestyle of an NFL football player can catch up to with them and the affects it can have.
Madison Area Fishing: More Than What You Think, by Jordy Peterson
Distracted Driving, by Casey Petersen
Chicago Cubs: The Loveable Losers, by Nick Peceniak
The Wiley Ringneck, by Corey Pasichnyk
Inspiration or Showboat?, by John Niesen
Pandora’s Box: Rooting the Android Smartphone, by Nathaniel Mlady
Parent Participation, by Chelsea Kruse
Wii Fitness, by Blake Kirschenman
The Psychological Effects of a Running Injury, by Paula Kappenman
Singularity, by Zach Kantack
Dictionary Attacks: Are You Vulnerable?, by Michael Hunhoff
Copyright Infringement, by Molly Hammond
The Perserverance of Tim Tebow, by Jarrod Hafner
The Omni-Touch, by Zach Fuerst
History of Santa Clause, by Amanda Frieden
Use of Cell Phones in School, by Teddie Fincher
Exercising Equals Knowledge, by Derik Everett
Title nine, by Shayna Dwyer
This is a video on Title Nine and how it has impacted out society and education today.
Electronic Health Records, by Mariah Cassutt
Advancement and progress of technology in health care
Breaking The Barrier, by Ryan Bourcier
What is an Occupational Therapist, By Erin Binder
A look at what an occupational therapist really does.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Texting in the Classroom, by Ashley Engel
Bee Story, by Bethany Mlady
Monday, May 2, 2011
Phishing Emails, by Devon Schreiner
Sunday, May 1, 2011
E-Waste, by Christopher Johnson
E-waste, or electronic waste, is a growing problem that is affecting everyone. We may not notice the problem here because we are sending all our old and outed computer parts to thrid world countries. In these contries the working conditions to take apart the computers are far worse than you can ever imagine. This movie explores what e-waste is and why there is a problem.
Physical Education and Obesity, by Cole Whisenhut
Wardriving, by Kenneth Vostad
How to have your identity stolen while sitting on your couch.
Changing Technology, by Andrew Van Denmark
The Day the Music Died, by Caleb Tollefson
Put A LIttle Dub in Your Step, by Dan Stephanich
dubstep--an exciting new kind of music taking the electonic music scene by storm.
Music Piracy, by Tyler Steele
Stop piracy before it destroys our music.
Energy Conservation in Schools, by Stacey Schuller
Schools across the United States are struggling in this time of financial need. However, there are many strategies they could use to conserve energy and save money.
Deforestation, by Josiah Schiller
Deforestation: The broad range of effects on plants, animals, and our world.
She Died From Obesity, by Laurie Reynolds
Childhood obesity is a serious problem. A stand needs to be made before these children don't wake up.
Autotune, the Pain and the Struggle, by Logan LeCompte
Education Through Video Games, by Zachary Katcher
Take a look at educational video games and see how they can promote learning for young students.
Financial Advisors and Their Biggest Issue, by Pratik Gurung
The movie talks about the reason that caused mistrust among clients and financial advisor and that it has been the biggest issue for fiancial advisor for last few years.
Tatau Samoa, by Niko Fonoti
What is Tatau Samoa, and the meaning behind the Tattoo.
Virtual Violence, by Beau Dicus
Video game violence and its effect on the youth and people
Digital Media Taking Over, by Alysia Derry-Chavez
Writers and publisers have to learn how to adapt with New Media and publishing online
The Closer, by Dan Crisler
Bridges: Are they Safe? by Joshua Caven
A look at the quality of bridges in the US
Athletic Trainers vs. Personal Trainers, by Candice Bucholz
This video tells some information on how athletic trainers and personal trainers are not the same job, but sometimes gets confused as the same.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
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