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August Strindberg

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Learning Objective: This presentation celebrates the one hundred-fiftieth year anniversary of Scandinavian playwright August Strindberg. The presentation was created and narrated by Professor Susan Brantly from the Department of Scandinavian studies at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. This is a dramatic, colorful and engaging eight minute illustrated audio presentation. Professor Brantly discusses the work and style of Strindberg. It's worth watching in its entirety.

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Name	Susan Brantly
Dept/Area	Scandinavian Studies
Course Title	unknown

Pedagogical Considerations
This presentation served as a prototype for Professor Brantly as she experimented with creating online lectures. As a result of the favorable feedback received from this presentation, Professor Brantly has recently developed distance learning courses that incorporate illustrated audio lectures. The combination of images with synchronized narration offers an auditory learning experience in a course that is heavily text based.

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