I took an online class once. I never met my professor, never saw their face. I worked collaboratively with my classmates but didn’t know what they looked like. All of those problems and more could have been solved by video … Read More
In October one of my classes visited a local high school and helped the students there with an inquiry based project. My classmate, Hannah, and I worked with an interesting group of grade 11 boys. Have a look at our … Read More
Fun time in mincraft! There are so many ways to use this but I’ll let this screen capture I took explain.
So far in this blog i have explored two of the three parts of film exposure, ISO and shutter speed. The final part of exposure is the aperture. Aperture is the area of the hole that allows light to … Read More
In my exploration of technology’s use in education myself and two of my classmates are investigating digital story telling and how students can use it in their learning. We are documenting our game of Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) using video … Read More
For my #edci336 class we recently went to the Pacific School of Innovation and Inquiry. They have a very open style of learning where students delve deeply into subjects of their choosing picking up real world skills along the way. … Read More
In this post I explore shutter speed via photos of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Shutter speed dictates is is the duration that the photo receptor is exposed to light. As you can see in the pictures below (presented … Read More
Behind the Camera The ISO is a measure of the light sensitivity of the sensor, or film, in the camera. It stands for the International Standards Organization. The ISO settings on my camera are 200, 400, 800, and 1600. … Read More
