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Web-based video editing options

I was dismayed to learn recently (via Karen Mongomery) that Yahoo’s website JumpCut has been discontinued. JumpCut has been a web-based video editing platform, which allowed users to not only upload media (videos, still images, and audio) but also EDIT those media assets via a web browser. This is a fantastic capability, and should be [...]

Libraries of the future

Information is changing along with the ways we access it during our our everyday lives, and these changes have big implications for libraries as we’ve traditionally known them. The video “Mindspot the Movie: The Library as a Universe” provides a glimpse into a Danish library making big shifts in the ways professional librarians think about [...]

CourseCasting Pre-AP Math in Oklahoma

Colin White is a high school math teacher in Mid-Del Public Schools, Oklahoma. Colin is among a select group of Mid-Del teachers on the district “PodSquad.” PodSquad members have volunteered to participate in intensive professional development workshops focused on podcasting in the past four years, and have received Apple laptops as well as access to [...]

Digital News and Diverse Voices

Do you like to read newspapers? How would your students respond to this question? Does a person’s age entirely dictate whether or not they enjoy reading newspapers, or are there other factors at play?

The Internet and the social web continue to present BIG challenges for traditional, paper-based news organizations. At the end of February 2009, [...]

Introducing The NECC 2009 Digital Arts Playground

      The NECC 2009 Digital Arts Playground (DAP) promises to be an exhilarating experience in digital media. Come and explore the many resources included in the playplaces of Musical Menageries, Designing Delights, and Media Mania! Adobe Youth Voices will also provide an interactive display, showcasing K-12 student work in digital storytelling media.
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Ustream on your iPhone

Just in time for the U.S. inauguration tomorrow: An iPhone application to view Ustream broadcasts! Hat tip to Michael Arrington. A WiFi network connection is required to use the app. The iTunes description is:
A live and recorded video viewing application with interactive chat functionality. The application allows users to login with their Ustream account, view [...]