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In this 3 hour, hands on workshop, participants will learn how to start a project, manage media and employ basic tools and strategies to edit like a pro. Well, almost. Here’s the rundown. ICE BREAKER: Editing Sequence Exercise. Break into groups. Each group arranges the cards in any order to tell …
Animated GIFs have been featured on this site as regular media assignments in the EdMedia program as a means to practice techniques in photography, videography and web publishing to name a few. The GIF JAM occuring for the EdMedia Monday this March 14th will showcase sources of GIFs, excellent courses …
Here’s a concise and simple article posted on rabble.ca, about how to not be a dummy when using your “smartphone”. Original text by Wayne Macphail. For the love of God, use a tripod. Yes, I know your device probably has digital image stabilization, or even optical image stabilization. But, especially for …
With an overwhelmingly interest from SFU faculty to use visuals and drawing in their teaching activities, we are pleased to be offering Going Visual II, a studio session in February 2016. This will be picking up where the first workshop left off, or in the case of past EdMedia program …
I’ve recently been reading Dan Roam’s book, Blah, blah blah. What to do when words don’t work. It’s an interesting read about visual language and why we should use it. The most interesting aspect of this book for me is the vivid grammar chart, which I think can be used …
We consider everyone who passes through the EdMedia program (EMP) to be ‘faculty’, so in this case we are referring to all our participants who have completed an Educational Media project with us, whether they be faculty, staff or students. The “Faculty Showcase” is a new page on the site …
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Who knew? Youtube videos take time and steps and passwords to download Premier Pro is only available for free (as part of Adobe Creative Cloud) if the SFU computer is place-dedicated (to a lab or office) Premier Pro can do pretty much every amazing thing imaginable and can do it …
Who knew? Youtube videos take time and steps and passwords to download Premier Pro is only available for free (as part of Adobe Creative Cloud) if the SFU computer is place-dedicated (to a lab or office) Premier Pro can do pretty much every amazing thing imaginable and can do it …
Just a fun little wordplay as I like to do some times, thinking about a potential new visual assignments for EdMedia practitioners. We do a lot of exploration in visual recording information in the Going Visual module, but our discussion last week got into some of the nuances involved in …
