Technology and Learning at Macaulay

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This video is an old one, but a good one–and it gives a good (humorous) introduction to the “Ken Burns” effect which we find in iMovie (and in so many modern documentaries).  It’s an effect which certainly has some uses…and some overuses!

I had a great time talking to the guys at the Vassar Talk Tech radio broadcast (WVKR 91.3) this week. Not only did I get to talk about eportfolios (always good), but was able to stay and discuss the iPad.

Thanks, guys!

(Click the triangle to listen).

Welcome! I’m Joseph Ugoretz, Associate Dean of Teaching, Learning and Technology at the William E. Macaulay Honors College of the City University of New York. I’m going to be using this eportfolio as a blog–to reflect, to direct, to inform–to let Macaulay students know what’s happening with Technology and Learning at Macaulay.

Of course I’m open to comments, questions, and suggestions–you can go ahead and add your comments to any post here, or feel free to email me directly at joseph.ugoretz@mhc.cuny.edu.