wOOt!!! The DEN in SL submitted a proposal to present at NECC 2008 and IT WAS ACCEPTED!!! “The NECC 2008 Program Committee has completed its review of this year’s proposal submissions, and we are pleased to announce that you have been accepted to present at NECC. Please find the status of your submission(s) below: Creating
First 'Live Post' from SL
Laelia here, blogging ‘LIVE’ from DEN in SL. Yup, this is a test post. Wanted to see how the picture turns out. It’s all part of the BlogHUD package which I purchased. This will enable me to attend events, live blog, and send pictures from the location. Something along the lines of an ‘on the
AFI’s ScreenNation™
The secret’s out, though it really hasn’t been much of a secret lately. The American Film Institute will be debuting its ScreenNation™ website sometime in the first quarter of ’08. AFI Associate Screen Ed director Frank Guttler tells me that AFI will soon be providing a free forum for young filmmakers (7th-12th grades). There will
Whose Space Is It Anyways?
As everyone is winding down for the holidays and getting ready for a much deserved winter break, I thought this would be a nice time to post this great email I received from a teacher who attended one of Day of Discovery trainings. I thought instead of just having one person give feedback, why not
It's a Wrap – Your Inventory Is NOT Your Junk Closet
Around a dozen people turned out for my Wednesday Workshop, ‘Your Inventory Is NOT Your Junk Closet’. Since this was a ‘hands-on, get your hands dirty, working’ workshop I kept my presentation short, sweet, and to-the-point. If you missed this workshop, I will be posting the transcript (after MUCH editing! LOL) to the files section
Polymer Pond Creatures
What do a balloon, a piece of paper, and a CD have in common? Each is made of repeating units that are so small we cannot see them without a microscope. Scientists call objects made of repeating units polymers. Polymers are usually very flexible and stretchable. Our unit on polymers included making a human polymer