Join us at Inspiration Station for relaxed sharing of ideas, AC, and a place to chat. Drop off your Official Inspiration Station Registration Form to win a silver 4 gig iPod, iPod Shuffle and other cool stuff.
Become part of recording the history of this institute by borrowing a dv camera and shooting to your heart's delight. If you haven't done it before, and wish to, we'll show you how to import it into iMovie and edit it. Rick Barter and Laura Richter have already started the ball rolling. Eight more cameras are available.
Curious about something and looking for an answer or some possibilities? If we don't know, we'll work with you to find out.
4:12 Where having some great relaxed discussion at Inspiration Station. Laura Richter of Skowegan has been sharing her incredible new grant to connect project-based learning with economic development. When you see her, be sure to ask her about i.
ReplyDeleteKern Kelley is here with high school students Doran and Tyler who are about to do an exclusive interview with David Warlick. When you see them, ask about their projects at MSAD#48.
Ernie Easter's enthusiasm with new technologies is evident in his conversation. He works with his kids in New Sweden. Be sure not to miss his Maine Memories presentation. Ernie was showing the mike extension to his iPod. Kern Kelley had another solution that allows other microphones to be added.
ReplyDeleteKern also had some of the Jeff Moe "geek" glasses that you can plug into your video ipod and have the theater experience "in you head". :)
4:50 Wednesday
ReplyDeleteDoran, high school student at SAD#48, gave us a great tour of the actual Leopard OS on his laptop. Wow! Thanks, Doran. Leopard is scheduled to come out in October.
Be on the lookout for the following videographers:
ReplyDeleteRick Barter
Laura Richter
Elizabeth York
Jana Kiket
Still have more cameras available on loan at Inspiration Station.
Drop in when you have a chance.
Around 5 of 8 here. We have projectors going (two of 'em) and about half a dozen people chatting about a variety of subjectgs. A couple are talking about a classroom project and possibilities of extending it. Others are investigating sources of information for use in the classroom. Mints are out. :)
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