Moulton Scholars: Current Scholars

Moulton Scholars



	Seung-Hee Lee "Exploration of an Innovative 3D Virtual World" The goals of the project are 1) to introduce students to on-line business knowledge and problem-solving skills in a 3D virtual environment through creative thinking and application, and 2) to provide not only my teaching projects, but also my research extension. This project will contribute to development of other courses (e.g., on-line course development) in Fashion School over time through adaptation of new technology.
	Jacqueline Marino Assistant Professor Journalism and Mass Communication "What’s Content Got to Do With It? A Study of Audience Participation on the Stories That Fly Web site" The literature suggests that audience participation leads to better quality Web sites and even builds communities. But why do people choose to rate, comment on, upload their own content to and otherwise interact with the Web sites that interest them? In this pilot study, we will find out what sort of multimedia content – online text, photo and video, among other types – prompts participation from one group of Web site users: Subscribers and Twitter followers of Stories That Fly (www.storiesthatfly.com), an innovative online community news venture that features narratives, photography and video from general aviation.


	Penny Bernstein
	Seung-Hee Lee "Exploration of an Innovative 3D Virtual World" The goals of the project are 1) to introduce students to on-line business knowledge and problem-solving skills in a 3D virtual environment through creative thinking and application, and 2) to provide not only my teaching projects, but also my research extension. This project will contribute to development of other courses (e.g., on-line course development) in Fashion School over time through adaptation of new technology.
	Jacqueline Marino Assistant Professor Journalism and Mass Communication "What’s Content Got to Do With It? A Study of Audience Participation on the Stories That Fly Web site" The literature suggests that audience participation leads to better quality Web sites and even builds communities. But why do people choose to rate, comment on, upload their own content to and otherwise interact with the Web sites that interest them? In this pilot study, we will find out what sort of multimedia content – online text, photo and video, among other types – prompts participation from one group of Web site users: Subscribers and Twitter followers of Stories That Fly (www.storiesthatfly.com), an innovative online community news venture that features narratives, photography and video from general aviation.