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Thoughtshots #8
First one ever that does not take place entirely on screen. Not bad, but I didn’t like the glare coming off that sock. Also, the band-aid on my finger (I stabbed myself with the screwdriver in the video) is kind … Continue reading
thoughtshots #7
I’ve been focusing a lot on the web stuff since September, so I’ve been overdue for a new video. Full post here.
A manifesto
As you’ve probably noticed, I’ve not been so focused on maintaining this blog. Since I graduated, I’ve noticed that the creative energy that really pushed me into writing here has died off. This probably explains some of the wacky, super … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, Instructional Design, instructional video, technology, thoughtshots
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Morning coffee
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything, and it’s probably going to be a while before I really get back into blogging in any serious way. I’ve taken on several projects for the eLearning Global Giveback Competition from LINGOs, … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, coffeemug, design, LINGOs competition, silliness, unlearning
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Oops, the blog exploded
Thanks to Chris Coyier’s fantastic tutorial site, CSS Tricks, I’ve managed to take my first foray into WordPress design. I’m still working through the bugs, so apologies if things are occasionally a little wonky. It’s still based on the blass2 … Continue reading
The Greatest Video. Ever.
I’ve finally gotten around to adding my video project from this summer’s Interactive Media course to YouTube. My professor called it the “best video” he had ever seen in the class, so I guess it must be good right? We … Continue reading
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Tagged instructional video, interactive media, job interview, job search
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Best Buyin’
Click here to open in a new window. This was the end-result of a group project for the Development of Technology Based Instruction class. The goal was a short module focused on giving entry-level new hires an introduction to the … Continue reading