Great site for tutorials and information about Adobe Premier Pro

Great behind-the-scenes for The Ticket short film.

As I prepare for classes for next academic year I am looking forward to maximizing student engagement and transparency while upgrading communication methods with my students, so I will turn to Coursekit for help. I’ve used their system off-and-on for the duration of the current year, but next year I plan to employ it full time.

Though this blog entry is to showcase Canon’s newest digital-cinema-bad-boy, the Vimeo video within the entry, halfway down the page, is a beautifully-told love story. Great cinematography, great story telling, and jaw-dropping visuals!

So, here is one great breakdown of his movie I’ve stumbled upon today: 

This is a great set of videos for all sorts of uses within any classroom…..and simply to keep oneself informed.

If there is any question about the educational power of video, these well-produced works should put an end to them.

For anyone overzealous about copyright, about using copied work for teaching, about motivating students to copy great works in the course of perfecting their craft, the information contained in these samples should suffice to provide a different perspective.

Scary if you’re the net admin…exciting if you’re a classroom teacher without access to core applications provided free on the cloud.

Again with the open-source love, but this is a must if you’re not a coder but have it very clear in your mind what it is you’re looking for.

Looks like a great resource for any teacher using GApps. I will take a gander at this tool next semester. I will post about how good/bad it is once I get on with it for a bit of time.

Open-source is always near and dear, and this tool could really benefit any and all network admins out there.