Teachers' Strategy Guide Unit: Continuities and Silences

• Exploring Gaps and Silences (Wyn Kelley)
• Juxtaposition, Attention, and Multitasking (Henry Jenkins)
• Case Study: The Separation Scene in John Huston's Moby Dick (1956) (Henry Jenkins)
• Juxtaposition in Moby-Dick (Henry Jenkins)
• Juxtaposition in Moby-Dick: Then and Now (an Interview with Ricardo Pitts-Wiley)
• Reading Critically and Reading Creatively (Henry Jenkins)
• Case Study: Battlestar Galactica, "Scar" (Henry Jenkins)
• Key Terms and Concepts Concerning Fan Fiction (NML Research Assistant Madeline Klink)

NML Video:

• Juxtaposition in Moby-Dick: Then and Now
• Connecting the Stories in Moby-Dick: Then and Now (optional)
• Juxtaposition in Moby-Dick

• Lev Kuleshov's film editing experiment: Kuleshov Effect
• For the optional storyboarding activity:
  • Guidance and style sheets for conducting the activity off-line.
  • Tutorial on Comic Life program if conducting the activity using computers.
• Sample visualizations of literary texts including:
  • Timeline linking biblical narratives to historical events
  • Voices in Jack Kerouac's On the Road
  • Nonlinear "Choose Your Own Adventure" narrative

• Listening for Female Voices in Moby-Dick: Then and Now

• Lev Kuleshov's film editing experiment: Kuleshov Effect
• For the optional storyboarding activity:
  • Guidance and style sheets for conducting the activity off-line.
  • Tutorial on Comic Life program if conducting the activity using computers.
• Teaching the 5 Core Questions Guidelines
• Harry Potter Fan Fiction site
• Fan fiction guidelines can be found at the following sites:
  • http://littlecalamity.tripod.com/HowTo2.html
  • http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Fanfiction
  • http://www.loony-archivist.com/ptcarchive/faql.html
• Website for the Organization of Transformative Works
• Fan Fiction Rules and Guidelines