An article discussing the benefits of video taping class sessions and lectures
This video is a bit techie, but if you run your own blog, it's an interesting way to tie it to Facebook.
This article shares how video production contest encourages adolescents to look beyond their own personal perspective and life experiences.
The military is using a mix of live action video and video games to try and reduce soldier suicide, and to help train leaders to make tough decisions under pressure. Two interesting things: they used video rather than animation to increase realism, and in this game there no necessarily "right" answers - every action has consequences.
Webcams and videoconferencing technologies like Skype and iChat are increasingly being used to facilitate intergenerational connections between children and their grandparents.
A video of the faces of children playing videogames. This is funny in
parts but mostly disturbing. The audio suggests that all of the children
are playing violent games - I am not sure if they were allowed to choose
the games.
This is the easiest approach and recommended if are sure
that the presentation venue will have great
connectivity. Download the YouTube Wizard plug-in from
skp.mvps.org and upon installation, this will add a new
"Insert YouTube Video" command to your PowerPoint
Toolbar.
A conservative, but funny, view of the impact of social networking. "King of the Hill" (Fox TV) Episode 4, Season 13, broadcast Sunday 11/2/08. (You may need to select for the episode in order to play it.)
Study released linking violence in video games to aggression amongst U.S. and Japanese students.
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An article discussing the benefits of video taping class sessions and lectures
This video is a bit techie, but if you run your own blog, it's an interesting way to tie it to Facebook.
The military is using a mix of live action video and video games to try and reduce soldier suicide, and to help train leaders to make tough decisions under pressure. Two interesting things: they used video rather than animation to increase realism, and in this game there no necessarily "right" answers - every action has consequences.
Study released linking violence in video games to aggression amongst U.S. and Japanese students.
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