CTF Scaling Up To Implementation Workshop Day 2
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Been playing with Shadow Puppet as more than just short…
Been playing with Shadow Puppet as more than just short commentary on photos. I re-did my design safari photos as a Shadow Puppet story. I had some issues uploaded the larger file but Carl now has released a new version of the software that allowed me to create, upload and embed the story easily.
It is a really elegant and useful solution to putting audio and photos together - can be used to create educational presentations very easily now that the 4 minute upload limit is no longer a problem.
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Reading movies – The Matrix audio only
I have followed the same idea as with the video only part of the scene and put the audio on... -
Reading silent movie scene – The Matrix
I created a Vialogue with the scene and my comments in case other Matrix fans may want to play and... -
Reading Movies
The movie clip that I chose to “read” was “Judge’s Game” from Rounders. This is a movie that I knew nothing about before this week and know only a little more about now. The Judge’s Game scene starts with six older men playing cards. Just after the action starts, a younger man, Mike, enters the […]
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DS106 Week 10
I think that it is a video week. I have continued to play with audio and the Daily Creates. 3 Ts Radio Our radio group had so much fun creating our radio show that we decided to create a Halloween Special for DS106 Radio. We are all very busy and there was a very short […]
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DS106 Week 9
I did participate in some DS106 related activity last week, but I didn’t participate in many prescribed #ds106 activities. Good thing it is a cMooc. I didn’t even read the weekly announcement, and I did not do any of the activities related to Stories In/Of The Web. Here is what I did do. 3 Ts […]
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Digital Citizenship Week OOE13
What is Digital Citizenship? In the past ten years we have gone from police officers in classrooms teaching internet safety to media literacy to digital citizenship, and maybe even just citizenship. What is your definition of digital citizenship? Digital Citizenship can be a hard thing to define, and your definition can change over time. Blog […]
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The bird … or is it birds?
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Punky the poser (aka Buddy)
ds106 Daily Create: Take a picture of a real dog or draw one and take a picture of the drawing Punky with the sad eyes … only for ds106. -
Out came a spider
ds106 Daily Create: Take a video of a very small thing moving (ant, blade of grass in the wind … ). -
Meet Digital Diva Abby
Yesterday’s ds106 daily create tdc644 was all about capturing an image of a dog. Although the suggestion was to either take a picture or to draw one and take a picture of that, I figured since I have the digital media already hanging out on my computer, why not go a step further and share […] -
Learning Walk Photo Blitz: The Autumn Leaves
We explored the concept of the Learning Walk this summer with the Making Learning Connected MOOC — the idea that you walk with a camera and take images of what you see. In DS106, the term was PhotoBlitz. It’s sort of a visual Slice of Life. You pay attention with a level of detail you ... -
The Genres of YouTube Videos and the Rise of Machinima
As I continue my exploration of video as text via DS106, I was intrigued by a growing collaborative document that was started in a previous DS106 group that examined the various genres of videos on YouTube. Going through the list reminded me again of how vibrant and creative people are in making videos, and how ... -
Meditation at Cape Arago
This place is 65 million years old. -
Hearing voices
In a futile attempt to be efficient, I’ve been reading In Cold Blood in book form and listening to the audiobook. The audio format lets me use my drive time more or less productively. Unfortunately it’s not indexed in a … Continue reading → -
DS106 is #4Life AND #4Work
You haven’t seen much of me the last couple of weeks, but it’s all good. I’ve been busy applying DS106 to my income producing job at 3M. Because of what I’ve learned over the last few months, some directly from the CogDog himself, Alan Levine behind the scenes, some from the DS106 course work, some […] -
Fryin’ time’s here
The other week the truecrimers read a neat little story about an execution at Sing Sing, written by Joseph Mitchell. He was a writer’s writer, and one of the prime movers in literary journalism. Sing Sing Prison Blues “Sing Sing … Continue reading → -
Week 10 – ‘New’ You Tube Genre
Well, it is not new. It is the type of thing that first got me interested in digital stories: Stick... -
Reading Video: What We See When We Watch
I am bit behind in my DS106 assignments (I know, that’s OK) and this week’s theme is all about “reading movies” by having us analyze video clips from films. I love that they shared out Roger Ebert’s classic “How to Read a Movie” piece, which really digs deep into the contextual and compositional art of ... -
Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind #introphil
In week 3 we contemplate the question: What is it to have a mind? What are the special properties that beings with minds have? What sorts of things have those properties: animals? Infants? Computers?In this week we discuss some of … Continue reading →
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Week 9 Evaluation – self and others
We are asked to evaluate our own radio show and one other.This feels an important element of... -
The DS106 Matrix
”Do you want to know what IT is?….Unfortunately, no one can be told what DS106 is. You have to see it for yourself.” – Morpheus from The Matrix I’ve been working this week in Headless ’13 ds106 learning how to read movies. The initial part of the week 10 assignment to analyze a scene from […] -
Breaking News
We follow our report on DS106 radio last night with evidence that Ada Lovelace did indeed give... -
BluePhase – Episode 010
The previous post referred to Bill‘s amazing work in building a prototype version of Dr. Nakamatsu’s TDM/7300 multiplex radio tuner. It’s hard to imagine that he will likely have a fully functioning version ready before year’s end. What a treat it was to be able to play his initial recording of his first temporal bandwidth […] -
TDM/7300 Beta Test
Inspired by Lisa’s awesome work in bringing historical texts to life through current web animation tools, I decided to experiment with GoAnimate to introduce the amazing mp3 file Bill was able to capture while trying to build the machine from Dr. Nakamatsu’s 2004 block diagram. TDM/7300 DEMO by scottlo on GoAnimate Below is Bill’s recent […] -
Rhonuary
The Mayor of Jesseson has declared a new month, the month of Rhonuary which will be inserted to the Gregorian calendar after October 31st, 2013. The month of Rhonuary will contain 6 days. On the first day of Rhonuary starting Ronuary 1, 2014 and continuing forever more every one will have enough to eat. On […]
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Connected Educator Month ends, Digital Citizenship begins
It’s October 31. Halloween. Samhain. The airing of the 3Ts DS106 Radio Halloween Special (3 and 8pm PST.) And it’s the last day of Connected Educator month. Even though the month-long celebration of learning and sharing is drawing to an end, the opportunities to learn, share, teach, play, experiment, and collaborate will continue for me. […]
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Ordember, a new month
ds106 Daily Create: Create a new month … Once again the geniuses at ds106 have paved the way for creative problem solving. Just in time for the 2013 holiday season, Ordember will be inserted in the annual calendar between November and … Continue reading → -
Something warm—cinnamon bread!
Daily Create: Take a photo that represents something warm. I’m having trouble keeping up with the busy folks at University of Mary Washington’s ds106, but it’s still fun being along for the ride! Here’s my “something warm!”
