Melissa Lynn PomerantzCan you be more specific about the visual metaphors? Explain it for someone who will not see it. Also, explain who Kelly Greenman is. . . you might even want to link to the NPR story about her in your blog 
princessbelle025ALrighty…well, a visua metaphor is a picture or video clip used to represent something more complex. For example, in our segment, we have a visual metaphor of the Carbon Footprint of teenagers. Instead of doing something like drawing a footprint mad eof carbon, or something like that, we are having a short, two second clip of someone walking over a Hollister bag in a puddle, leaving a footprint on it. Many teens today shop at Hollister, and many teens litter, too, so we figured that this would be a great way of addressing the Carbon Footprint they leave.
Kelley Greenman is one of the nicest people I have ever met! We interviewed her last night (I talk about that in my next blog) and it was a blast. She is a Major in Ecology at Washington University in St. Louis, MO and she really does know her stuff! You should take a look at my blog about our interview, because it tells about some of the interesting things we learned from her.
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