February 18

Repost of a Favorite Video based on a Kafka story

     One of the predicted downfalls of digital media was that the original pioneering spirit of creativity and sharing would succomb to monetization. After the original hosting service discontinued my videos on its library, I was frantic to recover what the company who hosted my paid subscription did not value and deleted (along with a small, but vital video catalog. I was beyond relieved to find that Edublogs retained the original video. This is the backup of the original video posted on March 6, 2020.

I am so grateful to Edublogs for maintaining the special creative relationship with its bloggers.

      Digital paranoia has caused me to re-record, save, and re-upload the original mp4 file. Here is the re-recorded, re-save, and reposted file. 
 

This video is based on the Kafka story, which is reposted at this link https://epicureanglobalexchange.com/kafka-lost-doll-little-girl/

It is also uploaded to my Vimeo account: https://vimeo.com/701846169

 

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Special thanks to Jennifer Brown, Jazzi Spencer, Linda McCrary-Chavez, and Richard Nesbit.
Original post and video at this link: https://4oops.edublogs.org/2020/03/09/teaguestory1/

                                                               References

Chef Charlie (2020). Kafka, the Lost Doll and the Little Girl. https://epicureanglobalexchange.com/kafka-lost-doll-little-girl/

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Posted February 18, 2026 by Dr. Helen Teague in category #STEAM, Digital Storytelling, Post Feed

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