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by Associated Press , September 30, 2005
David Gilbert, an adjunct professor at Marymount Manhattan College in New York, said his class made the unofficial audio guides for the Museum of Modern Art. The guides helped the students “kind of become minor celebrities overnight.''
“The most important thing is to teach them they can produce their own media,'' Gilbert told the panel. “They don't have to be passive consumers of the media.''
— Associated Press
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