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BPM Tech: Episode 6.5 (in Spokane from WSHEC 2016)
BPM records live on location at the Davenport Grand hotel on the east-side of the state of Washington at the 2016 Building Bridges educational technology conference. Chris and I both present at this conference that brought in 373 attendees from 62 different institutions of higher education. www.buildingbridgeswatech.com *Conference Tech bingo: What we see on or with…
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Insert Coin: WordPress for WWU
Later today I’ll be presenting at the Learning Technologies Group on ideas on ,and how to started with; WordPress for WWU. For an example of a WWU class that used WordPress see previous post: https://wp.wwu.edu/aj.barse/2016/03/10/ios-wordpress-health-ed-and-promotions/ Resources for ePortfolios with Campus Press Join AJ Barse, ATUS, to learn about the potential of WordPress for WWU, now available for…
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Creative Commons Docs for 3D curriculum
The STC is trying to contribute to the Creative Commons with documentation from our workshops on 3D making. In doing so, I’m learning about the “wiki” community; which can be a bit tough. In creating a page for the STC and uploading our documents, the page has been flagged by mods (I am presuming) and…
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The Battle Royal of “free” podcast hosting
“Content costs!” These two simple words are the very crux to one of my Building Bridges conference presentations this year. It doesn’t matter what the content is, there is always a price to host it on the internet. With the recent, and successful, launch of ‘Bellingham Podcast Media: Tech‘ (BPM: Tech) we ran into something…
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![[Part 2] Exploration into View-Master reels in the 21st century](https://wp.wwu.edu/ajbarse/files/2016/03/IMG_2787-21jhpv3.jpg)
[Part 2] Exploration into View-Master reels in the 21st century
The voyage to the center of the View-Master reel continues: I was able to find some inkjet printable transparency (cellulose acetate) – which I found can be a bit difficult in an age where teachers no longer keep an overhead projector in classrooms. I sent the transparency through a photo-printer at about 1600dpi, set to a photo-gloss paper stock…
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On air with KGMI “FBI sidesteps Apple, unlocks San Bernardino iPhone”
Segment starts at 36:25 “FBI sidesteps Apple, unlocks San Bernardino iPhone”
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GIF: Anaglyph 3D-a-fy photos
A wicked cool find from ATUS Director John Farquhar, with a little savviness with Photoshop this website could be a really cool resource for anyone trying to create anaglyph photos; either from dual photos or a single shot. http://www.photoshoplady.com/tutorial/how-to-apply-3d-effect-to-your-image/11481
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