As someone who is keenly interested in all subjects of study, I have always thought of myself as a cross-curricular learner. I have many interests and enjoy looking at pieces of knowledge and processes from multiple perspectives. Throughout EDCI … Read More
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
I now feel a lot more comfortable taking photos on manual mode. To take these photos I needed adjust the ISO, and f-stop to get the exposure that I wanted. Manual focus is still a bit of a challenge though … Read More
This week I live streamed our Dungeons and Dragons session. I originally wanted to use Youtube but they have restrictions on who can live stream from a mobile device. For live streaming from mobile Youtube requires that you have 1000 … Read More
In my learning about learning i am encountering many cool new tools to use. Today my classmates an I took a dive into an ed-camp, also known as an unconference. This is a method to make knowledge more accessible and … 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