Using Found Multimedia
Friday, February 15th, 2008This is a presentation/workshop I am giving at the Maggie Walker Governor’s School in Richmond, VA.
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This is Hendron’s Digest: on educational technology.
This is a presentation/workshop I am giving at the Maggie Walker Governor’s School in Richmond, VA.
Using Found Multimedia for Instruction from John Hendron on Vimeo.
Today, Microsoft released a new website focused on copyright awareness for teens. It’s an effort to help curb music/video piracy. I have not yet evaluated it, but it might be worth looking at.
I missed Dr. Tyson’s closing keynote presentation at NECC 2007 (I had to fly home!). You can watch it via Apple.
Since this talk, Dr. Tim has retired and now acts as a consultant. I thought it was interesting to go back to his old school’s new website and see how many teachers were still blogging. It was a positive number, for sure.
A New York Times article on getting away from Facebook: a difficult proposition.
(via Sean Campbell)
New from Shinywhitebox software (makers of the excellent iShowU screencasting software) comes Chatter, an iChat-helper application that does live screen demonstrations.
I am going to check this one out! My experience thus far with doing Leopard-based iChat screenscasts (better stated, Keynote sharing, etc.) have been medium-to-disappointing (too crunchy looking). The newer feature of ARD screen controlling, however, has been great.
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