Category: Misc. Video

Apr 09 2007

Academic Aesthetic 135 Video

Twitter vs. Jaiku:  Who do I think will win?  Watch the video to find out!

Mar 31 2007

Academic Aesthetic 132 Video

My latest show is a call for would-be podcasters to start podcasting.

Now.

(And don’t forget to send me some audio or video comments!)

Mar 29 2007

Academic Aesthetic 131 Video

In this video I talk about note passing and multitasking.

Mar 25 2007

Academic Aesthetic 130 Video

  Here’s my latest rambling, where I talk about the definition of art and how it relates to education.

…Ok, you got me – this is a response to Dave LaMorte.  I also make a plug for the Artchive.

Mar 25 2007

Academic Aesthetic 130 Audio

Here’s the audio version of show number 130.  video and show notes to follow.

Mar 23 2007

Academic Aesthetic 129 Video

My latest video in all it’s lack of glory!  (Wait, what?)

And here’s the poll…


Create polls and vote for free. dPolls.com

Mar 19 2007

Academic Aesthetic 127 Video

It’s been far too long since my last episode – Here’s the video version of some news that’s happened in the interim.

  • I’m presenting at MICCA!
  • Free Online Resources Wikki! (The handout for my MICCA presentation)
  • Ning is less annoy-ning!
  • My PowerBook’s mic works again! I don’t know why, but I’m not asking too many questions.
  • Anime Studio is a fun animation program. Like Flash, but without the price tag.
Feb 25 2007

Academic Aesthetic Netcast 126 (fixed)

I might have a snow day tomorrow, but I don’t want one. Why? Because I enjoy what I do too much to stay home!

What do YOU do to make your classes fun?

Feb 18 2007

What do you make?

Bre Pettis has done it again.

Where does he get all those wonderful toys ideas?



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You can find more of Bre’s stuff over at imakethings.com.

Feb 17 2007

Academic Aesthetic Netcast 125

I’m still playing with my digital video camera, but I’m including the audio for those of you who like to listen in the car.

This time around I lament that I have too many books (yeah, you heard me), and why. It’s because the nature of the media has changed, but there are a lot of things that have changed along with it.