Archive for March, 2008
New Video Technology Opens Accessibility
Jeff McCoy
Not too many years ago, schools had to invest a lot of money in camcorders and video equipment in order to do classroom video projects. Because of the expense of these products, many teachers and administrators were hesitant to allow their students to handle the camcorders and very few would allow them to take [...]
File Format Frustrations? No Problem.
by Tim Cushman
The hallmark of the digital age is communication…or at least it should be. The reality is that the efficiency of computing is hampered when the recipient of an email attachment does not have the appropriate software needed for opening the file. This is less of an issue within the business community, but there is [...]
Interactive Periodic Table of Elements
by Tim Cushman
I can’t say that I refer to a periodic table of elements much these days, but high school Chemistry would have been easier had I been able to access PTable.com. Here you will find a powerful and highly useful version of the table of elements. Users can quickly use this dynamic chart to [...]
Handful of Pictures. Amazing Results. Animoto.
by Tim Cushman
12 pictures is all you need to get started with some really amazing video creation. Animoto.com adds another facet to digital storytelling in a very simple package. What exactly is Animoto? Think Microsoft’s Photostory; only hipper, much hipper, and easily accesible on the web. I like Photostory for what it does – [...]
