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 …
In the archives, we have thousands of photos that have been produced by SFU departments over the last 50 years, plus plenty of others that are part of the records donated by faculty, campus community members or others. Photographic prints are vulnerable to the oils on our hands, so we ask …
Welcome to the world of the animated GIF! One of the final tasks of our EMP program is to get our participants familiar with making and sharing media in the OPEN. For us that means posting to the Open Educational Media site here! The assignment as posted in Canvas was …
I created a short “doodle” video and a GIF to use in my PHYS 102 Physics for the Life Sciences II class. This is an algebra-based first-year course for students studying life science majors such as Biology or BPK. The video explains Faraday Law’s of Electromagnetic Induction and the GIF …
Here’s a GIF of the animation that Jason helped me make for my Physics Doodle video. Pretty cool eh?
Here’s a GIF I made using MakeaGif.com. I couldn’t get GIFBoom to work on my laptop and I do not have a Smart Phone. MakeaGif was very easy to use. You have to click on this to make it move. And here’s a link: http://makeagif.com/i/YF6eKt
This GIF image was created on GifBoom based on a video I shot last fall. It is not necessarily educational, but at least it was educational for me! -since I got to learn how to create GIF images.
This GIF image was created on GifBoom based on a video I shot last fall. It is not necessarily educational, but at least it was educational for me! -since I got to learn how to create GIF images.
Yesterday I was walking between meetings and happened upon a bird, about the size of small robin, that was mostly black and white, but had a striking red bib. Not recognizing it, I wanted to take picture to look it up later, so took out my phone, and slowly crept …
Yesterday I was walking between meetings and happened upon a bird, about the size of small robin, that was mostly black and white, but had a striking red bib. Not recognizing it, I wanted to take picture to look it up later, so took out my phone, and slowly crept …
