FYI, let me give you a few tips to make your setup faster, give you the best results, and is very systematic. Set your camera to manual mode. 1. Focus, make sure you put something that has sharp borders where your subject will be standing, zoom in, make those borders so they do not appear blurry. Should be sharp. 2. Shutter speed should be set to double your frame rate. So if you are recording at 60 fps, use 120 for your shutter speed. This should never need to be changed, since you should never be changing your quality settings. 3. White balance, you use a white piece of paper, or, I use a white card, similar to the kind you might have used back in school for making flash cards (if you flip the card over on its back, it is all white and has no lines). Then, align the camera so the card takes up the entire display (zoom in). Then, use the auto white balance. You should be able to lockin that setting so it does not change (you do not want this changing until you move to a different location for shooting). Cardboard is better for this as it does not bend. You want to ideally have the cardboard in the shot with no shadows, and have the same lighting as your subject will have, you want the cardboard flat, and you want the camera looking straight at the piece of cardboard, not at an angle. Think ---> | Where ---> is the camera, | is the cardboard, not ---> / or ---> \ 4. Iris is set by adjusting the setting so that the histogram (the weird thing that shows on the left of the screen when you are making this adjustment) shows the biggest amount of bars in the middle of the graph. Final thoughts - You should be able to quickly dial in these settings in about a minute or two and will give you the best results. - A quick note on shutter speed, why double your frame rate? Well, modern cameras are too sharp. They do not look natural. Every frame is captured in a prestine way and in a weird way, we want to make the camera record more like the way our eyes see. We don't see things in prestine frames where every frame is clearly defined. We want to introduce some artifical blur. This sounds bad, but trust me, it will give your video a more natural look, and less of the soap opera look. Shutter speed determines how many times the shutter opens and closes every second. The result is that every frame will have a slight amount of blur introduced in the areas that matter (things that are moving in your image, the movement will be blurred slightly, the more movement, the more blur). This is actually very natural to our eyes. Stand in front of a mirror and flap your arms rapidly and record with the shutter speed set equal to your frame rate. Then record a second time with the shutter speed set to double. While you are doing this, notice what you are actually seeing with your eyes in the mirror. Then, play the video back and compare, which looks more like what you naturally see? It is going to be the one with double the shutter speed.
You're welcome! The resource feature is only available in work, school, or organization accounts, not personal accounts. And your administrator has to enable/add the resources. Hope this helps.
Voice typing in Docs is something I've been waiting for years to be implemented. My current work around was to have both google docs open on my Android and on my computer so that I could dictate my lesson ideas to my phone and edit on the computer. This is gonna be so much easier.
Check out the *EdCamp Kauai Followup* show and the back story via Storify www.mauilibrarian2.com/2015/04/first-edcamp-kauai-april-25-2015.html Mahalo Lisa Mireles jessica kerber Elizabeth Garrison and Anne Torige for sharing! Discoveries mentioned : 49:16 Padlet 53:26 Shaping images in Google slides 55:32 TinkerCad project 1:00:42 Honolulu Mini Maker Faire Show notes: bit.ly/grh75notes
Celebrating National Poetry Month listening to *students from I'ao Intermediate and UH Maui College read poetry*? Pretty special. Show Notes: bit.ly/grh74notes (poems will be added soon) 20:24 Poem by Sienna 22:55 "Clearly Hidden" by Phoebe 23:58 "Viola" by Phoebe 25:07 Poem by Colby 28:05 "Land of Enchantment" by Leslie 35:12 "Driver With No License" by Mike 36:52 "Wet Wood" by Corinne MAHALO Marnie Masuda ***** Michelle Carlson Colte
We learned to make maps in Minecraft from Shane Asselstine tonight! Clickable index: 04:02 - 48:28 Minecraft Map making Discoveries: 48:29 LICEcap - free software for creating animated gifs 50:25 Skin Editors - for creating custom Minecraft skins (see notes) 52:32 Machinima - theatre within Minecraft 53:54 Digital citizenship resources from your librarian Mahalo Shane, *****, Michelle Carlson Colte, Megan Cummings, and Carrie Harris!
Linda Lindsay As a creator of Permanent Clipboard I would like to thank you for creating demo video. I'm looking to seeing it. There are two things on which I would like to comment on. 1) Recently Permanent Clipboard got an edit option. It's a little pencil icon which you can see after opening menu. 2) You don't have to open popup menu on when you want to paste entry from clipboard. You can right click > Insert from permanent clipboard > and select entry which you want to paste. I hope this will help :) About sorting, you are right, for now, this extension lacks this feature, but I will add it when I will have some time to spare :) Thank you again
Thanks for commenting, Bartosz! I love Permanent Clipboard! The screencast I did for the show was definitely a work in progress. I could have zoomed in, for instance, and the resolution was not the best. I will do a higher quality one with a voiceover soon. I did mention the shortcut at the beginning of my presentation. I will definitely mention it in the final screencast. Yes, you're right about the edit option. That was definitely an inaccuracy on my part. Sorry! Stay tuned for the tutorial! By the way, when did you create Permanent Clipboard? The Chrome Web Store does not say (it just states the most current update), and I'm always curious to know. Thanks for creating Permanent Clipboard, Bartosz. I find it very useful!
This is what we talked about in last night's Google Rocks! Hawaii: (Clickable timecode) 02:00 Google Photos 06:49 Chrome Extension: Permanent Clipboard 16:16 Dyslexic font in Overdrive 18:52 Smarty Pins in Google Maps 23:03 Google Education on Air free online conference May 8-9 31:11 Shane Asselstine new code.org affiliate for Hawaii! CONGRATS, Shane! Links we mentioned are in the show notes: bit.ly/grh72notes Anne Torige Michelle Carlson Colte
Here's what we shared on our *Google Show 'N Tell* Hangout last night. (clickable timecode below) Show notes for links: bit.ly/grh71notes 02:19 Enable Profile Management System in Chrome 06:04 Google Forms: Quick Start Guide by Alice Keeler 10:46 GMail Labs - Google Calendar Gadget, Undo Send, Canned Response, Unread Messages 15:23 Developer Mode to get rid of persistent extensions 18:50 Women Working at Home in Tech, PowertoFly job search website 21:58 Data Saver (beta) Chrome Extension 24:18 Google Education on Air Conference 27:55 Falcon Nexus - Kalani High School Alumni Association Facebook Page (Robotics) 30:58 Learning 4 Life - Hawaii Association of School Librarians sharing website 33:41 #edchatHI monthly Twitter chat Mahalo, Michael Fricano II Shane Asselstine and Anne Torige! #GAFE
Now *THIS* is education. *_The Canvas_* - Hawaii's first student work space, created by students, for students. Mahalo Isabel Wong and Jessica Kim for sharing your beautiful project with us. _Every_ community needs such a space. h/t Jasmine Doan for arranging the interview, to Michelle Carlson Colte for hosting, and to Jody Brown, and Rimma Murta for coming on the panel. #dreambig #edchat #youthempowerment
And thank you ***** for connecting me with your two co-founders. Your story is definitely inspiring! Will spread the word to all of my family and friends :)
I agree, Linda Lindsay! This is the type of learning that should be happening in all DOE schools. Now dreaming about the role I can play in making that happen....
Mahalo to Wendy Gorton for coming on Google Rocks! Hawaii to answer questions about the GAFE Hawaii Summit coming up on March 20-21, at 'Iolani School! This high-energy conference is one of my favorites. *_They are almost sold out, so be sure to register right away._* 27:33 DOE educators can get PDE3 credit, too. Check out the website: hi.gafesummit.com and the cool sessions hi.gafesummit.com/2015/ (click on Program, then the time buttons for details) h/t Michael Fricano II, Michelle Carlson Colte, Jody Brown, and Melanie Ching
Yes. I've gotta add that I really enjoyed the session. As you already know, the session was so good it compelled me to sign up for the Summit this morning!
Yes, it was an amaaazing hour learning about Makerspaces from Robert Pronovost, along with Sam Patterson Ed.D.. Thank you, Robert and Sam! Mahalo too to Janice Lee, Jasmine Doan, Melanie Ching, and Anne Torige for being on the panel, and to Peggy George for joining us in the Q&A with lots of good questions and comments. Check out the links Robert, Sam, and GR!H's Michelle Carlson Colte shared in the Show Notes bit.ly/grh63notes. Good stuff! #makereducation #makerspace
Just added the timecodes to *Augmented Reality Apps in the Classroom* with Patricia Louis. Thanks again, Patty (and Holly Gates). Show notes: bit.ly/gr60notes 01:28 Patty's definition of augmented reality Lower Elementary apps: 06:27 AR Flashcards 08:00 coLAR 10:44 Disneynature 13:32 Zookazam Upper elementary and secondary apps: 15:08 Guinness Book of Records app 18:19 Popar Toys (PoparToys.com) 20:56 Using the Elements 4D (DAQRI) 23:32 Anatomy 4D App - The Human Body (DAQRI) 24:47 Aurasma 31:37 Pixel Press Floors bit.ly/hawaiihoa
*GOOGLE Show & Tell* (Show #56) is up! I love learning from my colleagues! Have a look: 02:18 Google's Geo Tool: My Maps 15:05 Google Hangout Controls and Apps 33:37 Show Notes explanation 34:48 Google Rocks! Hawaii website and (new) calendar 37:47 Google Inbox 40:45 Article: Minecraft -- what it's doing to kids 55:15 Article: 36 Google Search Tips 54:53 Using Minecraft as a student presentation tool Michelle Carlson Colte Jody Brown Michael Fricano II Show notes:bit.ly/grh56notes Event: bit.ly/grh56event RU-vid: bit.ly/grh56youtube GR!H website: bit.ly/hawaiihoa GR!H playlist: bit.ly/GoogleRocksHIplaylist #gafe #googletipsandtricks #googletips
*School Book Clubs: F2F & Virtual* MAHALO to Jane Lofton, M Wandell, and Kiri Allen for promoting reading and books and for coming on Google Rocks! Hawaii to share your very cool programs! h/t Michelle Carlson Colte, Holly Gates #readingrocks
Well, thank you so much Kim Nilsson but my voice was just barely functional - hate this sinus trouble I've got after the flu. Btw, I was using the new job pc that's been rolled out recently district-wide and it really does not cope with #Hangouts (or any video streaming, for that part). Should have used a photo instead! Darn, I've got to get a decent laptop somehow. I think I'll write an open letter to the district folks and tell them about this great teacher connecting colleagues globally - but lacking decent tools of the trade!
Our Google Rocks! Hawaii show last night was a first! 00:56 Gail Vannatta joined via *iPhone* to talk about Kamehameha Kapalama Middle School's digital citizenship program, a model 15 years in the making that melds #digcit with Hawaiian values, embedded in an interdisciplinary curriculum. So unique and wonderful! Also, 38:39 Michael Fricano II reported on the CUE/Learning Revolution Online Summit featuring Google in Education Summit that happened this past weekend. It was a great success, with Lucy Gray and Steve Hargadon at the reins. Mahalo for a great summit! giesummit.org 52:59 Michelle Carlson Colte briefly discussedTech Tip Tuesdays at Hale Kula Elementary School. We learned a lot! Show notes: bit.ly/gr48notes Event: bit.ly/gr48event
Thanks to Karen Corbell and Heather Gauck for sharing their Mystery Hangout project in wonderful detail! And thanks to Richard Bailey for sharing his idea for a student exchange group program. 43:04 *Global Collaboration: A Case Study and a Dream* Show notes: bit.ly/gr46notes Event: bit.ly/gr46event RU-vid: bit.ly/gr46youtube #globaleducation
*Google Tips, Tricks, and Techniques Google Rocks! Hawaii hangout* As usual, our discussion led to other things. We like it that way! 01:53 - Multiple users on Chrome 04:40 - "Back to School with Chromebooks" by Molly Schroeder 05:08 - Google+ accounts for under 13? 08:11 - 2 Robotics grants for Jody Brown at Kalama Intermediate! 11:58 - "12 Great GOOGLE CLASSROOM Tutorials by Early Access Testers" blog post, and discussion 17:18 - SnippetQR QR code generator 19:27 - Merge file text 21:51 - Google Apps training at Haiku School 26:49 - Discussion about students, adults who are hesitant to share 34:59 - Question about blocking email in Google apps 37:47 - Students posting photos online, digital citizenship 48:46 - Security on Google+, the Internet Mahalo to Michelle Carlson Colte Jody Brown Holly Gates and Christine Putzulu
Fascinating and very informative presentation by Kimble McCann on his research on Universal Design for Learning. Thanks, Kimble! Show notes (resource folder): bit.ly/gr44notes Event: bit.ly/gr44event RU-vid: bit.ly/gr44youtube
*How to Schedule a Hangout on Air using an Event Page* The main advantage of using an event page for a hangout on air is that the page provides a central location for interaction before, during, and after your hangout on air. Fiona Beal Here's the tutorial I promised you. I'll be including it in my application for Google Education Trainer. Hope it's helpful!
Meet BIG FUN EDUCATION's head *****, the force behind Macbeth Goes Social and Reading without Borders. Annabelle is a creative pioneer who's paving the way of social learning, using Google+ hangouts. What a pleasure it was to hear her story! Show notes: bit.ly/gr42notes BIG FUN EDUCATION www.bigfuneducation.org/ Macbeth Goes Social ru-vid.com/group/PLfDezy4NAbiZC_ZHe_7-PkewVAm6nJchS Reading without Borders plus.google.com/communities/117362396918529840981 A special mahalo to Michelle Carlson Colte, Chad Nacapuy, and Christine Putzulu for being on the live panel.
So grateful to have had this opportunity to talk with you Linda Lindsay and also to meet Michelle Carlson Colte and delighted we have such similar approaches in the classroom :D Looking forward to meeting more of your teachers and some students in READING WITHOUT BORDERS. Aloha!
*ISTE 2014 SHARE FEST, Part 2* [Google Rocks! Hawaii GR #41] Learning together is so much fun! MAHALO to panelists ***** Michelle Carlson Colte Tina Lopez Michael Fricano II and Heather Gauck for a fantastic HOA! Show notes: bit.ly/gr40-41notes *Time-stamped index* 03:45 - Joe Wood describes 3 workshops he co-presented with Bert Lo 04:50 - Tips for people wanting to *present at ISTE* 13:51 - Michelle Colte's FlipGrid presentation 18:20 - Tina Lopez's ISTE experience 21:51 - Heather Gauck and 32:57 Michael Fricano II's #NOTAtISTE experiences 35:29 - Jennifer LaGarde's Librarian Breakfast keynote 38:48 - #edchathi Twitter chat 42:56 - Google Education Trainer discussion 47:38 - #caedchat weekly Twitter chat Sunday night 8pm PST, Minecraft discussion 50:52 - Minecraft at Natomas Charter School 57:08 - iPad minis apps/resources 58:08 - Teaser about "famous person" coming to Hawaii via Jan Iwase 59:30 - Heather Gauck's upcoming presentations 01:00:04 - 1:1 resources for parents G+ event: bit.ly/gr41event ISTW Share Fest Part 1 from last week: bit.ly/gr40youtube
*ISTE 2014 SHARE FEST, Part 1* is posted! Lots of great sharing happened tonight! (see highlights below) Mahalo to panelists Peggy George Michelle Carlson Colte Diane Mokuau Rachel Lau and Sandra KO for participating! And thanks too to Shane Asselstine for asking great questions via the Q&A. Check out the show notes at bit.ly/gr40notes *Highlights:* 07:15 HackEducation 2014 12:15 Design Thinking, MODA 17:21 Bartle Test of Gamer Psychology 24:21 The crowds and preparing for ISTE 28:28 #NOTAtISTE hashtag 31:30 Jeff Bradbury's live broadcasts at ISTE 34:55 81DASH back channel app 38:31 Craig Yen's list.ly of ISTE blog posts & list.lys in general 40:37 LiveBinders resources 42: 45 Which sessions did you find left you with something you could bring back and use immediately? 48:11 What was the main message that each of you took away from ISTE this year? 52:52 Reform Symposium Virtual Conference announcement Part 2: Join us for more ISTE 2014 conference sharing next week, July 15, 7pm HST.
Hey Linda! Just thought I would add some more resources for your viewers on Minecraft. MinecraftEdu Teachers Google Group goo.gl/EFlZd7 - A great forum for posting questions, learning from others, and sharing MinecraftEdu World Share services.minecraftedu.com/worlds/ - A selection of worlds created by users of MinecraftEdu Minecraft in Education G+ Group goo.gl/2vQjh0 Minecraft Meetup Resources - From the Believe Conference goo.gl/CR8B3v My RU-vid - Lost of my MinecraftEdu stuff is here ru-vid.com - My experiences this past year
Thanks, Shane! I added these resources to the show notes too. ... Would love to have you come on GRH to talk about Minecraft and gaming in edu. Check Twitter for my message. :)
***** Lynne Horiuchi and Anne Torige shared what they learned at the #ksuncon held on June 2, 2014. *Mahalo!* I learned a lot. Show notes: bit.ly/grh38notes Time stamp: 1:56 About the unconference - Alan Tamayose 7:13 Cloud session - Apple's shared photostreams - Lynn Horiuchi 12:34 Pinterest as a educational resource - Anne Torige and Lynn 13:45 Twitter hashtag #ksuncon - Alan 14:39 Google Glass - Lynn 17:39 iPads in the elementary classroom - Lynn 18:40 Global collaboration, BaseCamp - Alan 20:01 Minecraft, gaming, SimCity, project-based learning discussion 29:54 Google Apps in Education discussion 34:54 Discussion about the KSEdTech conference keynote speakers 37:24 Conference attendance discussion 43:16 PD in Hawaii discussion 45:25 The value of conferences 49:26 ISTE discussion, importance of PD 54:14 Importance of reflection and sharing what we learn at conferences
Moved to reshare this, as the Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia start their World Wide Voyage. Track the voyage: www.hokulea.com/track-the-voyage/ #inspired Hōkūleʻa Worldwide Voyage
*Just created a RU-vid custom thumbnail using Canva for the **_Volcano VFT Google Rocks! Hawaii hangout_**.* Neat, don't you think? GRH playlist: bit.ly/GoogleRocksHIplaylist Michael Fricano II Michelle Carlson Colte Marybeth Baldwin Anne Torige Brent Catlett #canvaquest
Great hangout with Marybeth Baldwin of the University Lab School, Brent Catlett, moderator of Connected Classrooms Workshop, and Michelle Carlson Colte, about the Kilauea VFT project! Thanks everyone!
*Hurray for Hawaii Robotics!* What a pleasure it was learning from 3 enthusiastic Hawaii educators: Tami Sego, *****, and Bryan Silver. The cool surprise of the night? Learning that Cammy L is a Sophomore at Kalani High School and not a teacher. Cammy received a grant for a week-long summer robotics camp for girls in grades 6 to 8. It's July 14-18 at Kalani High School Library. The workshop will be *_student-led_*. How cool is that? www.kalanirobotics.com/#!pi-bot-academy-for-girls/c1w27 Show notes: bit.ly/gr35notes Clickable index: 04:51 Hale Kula Elementary, Oahu (Tami) 10:40 Iao School, Maui (Steve) 26:27 Kalani High, Oahu (Bryan) 39:52 Pi-Bot Robotics Workshop for Girls (Cammy) What a great discussion! Mahalo Michelle Carlson Colte Anne Torige ***** Tami Sego Bryan Silver Roberta Hodara Cammy L Jody Brown G+ event, to continue the conversation: bit.ly/gr35event
*Google Glass in EDU* 'Twas *_FANTASTIC_* to learn from Hawaii Google Glass Explorers Alexandra Riecke-Gonzales, Brendan Brennan, and Patti Nagami about their experiences with Google Glass in the classroom. h/t to Michael Fricano II for doing the intro to Google Glass, for us newbies. Here are the shownotes: bit.ly/gr34notes and the event: bit.ly/gr34event #throughglass #googleglassexplorers #communication #Hawaii #gafe
*Create an Omnibox shortcut to search often-used websites* I love using Chrome's Omnibox for a majority of my searches and thought others might enjoy it too. _Here's a videocast of how to set it up:_ Create an Omnibox shortcut to search often-used websites _And a related slideshare, sans sound:_ www.slideshare.net/mauilibrarian2/create-a-custom-search-engine-in-chromes-omnibox #productivitytips #workflow
*Celebrating National Poetry Month - Google Rocks! Hawaii #31* _We had a lovely time sharing ideas and reading poetry for this hangout._ Show notes: bit.ly/gr31npm Clickable index: 01:46 - Hale Kula Elementary's Poem in your Pocket and poetry website 03:38 - Flipgrid for students to read poems 06:31 - Virtual Poetry Summit that students can join 09:55 - Slam Poetry, Kealoha 12:25 - Activity: Everything is a Remix, idea from David Theriault (using Thinglink) 22:03 - Book: "Mirror Mirror: A Book of Reversible Verse" 25:01 - Activity: Drawing Your Way Into and Out of a Poem from Mary Ann Reilly 28:15 - Reading of "My November" by Robert Frost 31:49 - My Hawai'i Story Project 2014 32:59 - Reading of 3 poems for the project: "The Never Ending Tunnel", "The Mist of Haleakala", "Kokua". 37:48 - Call for more sharing of poetry by students 42:06 - Responses to TEDxYouth@SH event April 6 GRH playlist: bit.ly/GoogleRocksHIplaylist h/t Rachel Armstrong Michelle Carlson Colte and Anne Torige #nationalpoetrymonth
*Google for Education Hawaii Summit Show-and-Tell* Great #gafesummit sharing! Show notes: bit.ly/gr29hawaiisummit Clickable index: 2:00 - General reactions to the Summit 9:58 - Chad Nacapuy - Eye-Fi 14:05 - Rachel Armstrong - Google Art Project 27:24 - Sean Connors - The opportunity to network 35:38 - Linda Lindsay - How to create an Omnibox shortcut to search often-used websites 44:32 - Ann Torige - How to Make a Google Site Not Look Like a Google Site 49:51 - Michael Fricano II - RU-vid in the Classroom 58:11 - Michelle Colte - New collaborative blog, Educational Moonshots: Dreaming Out Loud as Architects of the Impossible (#gafesummit attendees are encouraged to participate) With Rachel Armstrong Michelle Carlson Colte Sean Connors Michael Fricano II Linda Lindsay Chad Nacapuy ***** Anne Torige Mahalo!
*Imagining a Better Tomorrow* TEDxYouth event on Maui April 6, 2014 *_These students are our future. So proud to know them._* Jasmine Doan ***** #TEDxYouth #inspiringchange #edchat #students
It's really exciting to know that these high school students are working so hard to produce this TEDxYouth event and they are taking pride in it! Amazing stuff!
*Special Interest Groups in ISTE - SIG1to1* Learned so much from HIDOE Educational Specialist Brett Tanaka, who provided so many fantastic resources: bit.ly/gr25sigs #edtechchat #byod #1to1
*Celebrating Digital Learning Day TODAY* We came up with some neat ideas! Clickable index: 02:14 - Michelle Colte - Intro to Digital Learning Day digitallearningday.org 03:00 - #DLDay Celebration Map for ideas www.digitallearningday.org/events/state-and-local-celebrations 03:41 - Toolkits 04:27 - Hale Kula Elementary participation halekulalibrary.weebly.com/digital-learning-day.html 07:51 - Virtual Poetry Summit poetrysummit.weebly.com/ 09:36 - Mystery Skype 10:53 - Global Read Aloud www.globalreadaloud.com/ 13:24 - R.E.A.D. for NĒNĒ nene.k12.hi.us/ 14:49 - OLELO Youth Exchange www.olelo.org/yxc/ 16:27 - Michael Fricano II - Doodle for Google contest www.google.com/doodle4google/ 35:09 - Linda Lindsay - A Digital Learning Poll for Faculty 40:29 - LJL - Twitter participation in #DLDay www.mauilibrarian2.com/2014/02/12-ways-to-join-twitter-party-to.html 47:19 - MF - Student debates via Connected Classrooms for #DLDay www.digitallearningday.org/events/student-debates/ Announcements 50:50 - #edchatHi Twitter chat March 3 51:33 - ISTE Virtual Conference Feb. 13 www.iste.org/learn/resources/virtual-conference?id=2992 Google Rocks! Hawaii Playlist bit.ly/GoogleRocksHIplaylist #DLDay #dlday14
*What Now? STEM STEAM STREAM, Part 2* Google Rocks! Hawaii #22 It was a great show! Thanks to everyone who came on to share. Clickable index: 05:41 - Hope Espinda - Hawaii STEAM presentation bit.ly/histem2steam 21:03 - Gina Nakahara - Arts Institute by Hawaii Arts Alliance www.hawaiiartsalliance.org/, schools doing STEAM 26:36 - Charles Souza - Upcoming events sponsored by Elemental Minds facebook.com/elementalmindshawaii 33:53, 42:12 - Anne Torige - Kalani HS's Da Vinci Bridge 36:55 - Michelle Colte - Rachel Armstrong's 5th Grade Windmill Project 39:07 - MC - buildwithchrome.com 39:39 - MC, GN - Artexplorium in Kaimuki artexplorium.org/ 43:26 - Sharing of Student Projects - discussion 46:47 - Michael Fricano - 2013 STEMx Conference stemxcon.com/ 47:43 - AT - Grant Takara's Pen Project www.midweek.com/grant-takara-airfoil/ 51:46 - MC - #edchathi Twitter chat coming up Feb. 3 edchathi
*Hawaii STEM (STEAM, STREAM) Google Rocks! Hawaii #21* Useful information for Hawaii educators! My Stem Hawaii, Edmodo, and Elemental Minds Clickable index: 04:46 - Mark Adato walks through mystemhawaii.com 14:49 Charles Souza adds info 19:01 - Plans for students to share their work on the web site? 19:32, 25:06 - Edmodo groups, resources 21:20 - Plans for using Google apps/tools? 34:09 - Jeanine Nakakura - STEM charge 33:30 - STEAM, STREAM discussion 40:40 - Charles Souza - Elemental Minds, a private STEM company Google Rocks! Hawaii playlist: bit.ly/GoogleRocksHIplaylist Charles Souza Mark Adato Jeanine Nakakura Michelle Carlson Colte Chad Nacapuy Michael Fricano II Anne Torige Jody Brown
*Google Rocks! Hawaii HOA #20 - New Year's Resolutions and Google Tips and Tricks* *Show notes*: bit.ly/gr20googletips *New Year's Resolutions* 01:58, 05:43 - Chad Nacapuy's New Year's Resolution: To become a Google Apps Certified Individual 04:05 - Michelle Carlson Colte - Do idonethis.com, capture snapshots of student work 05:04 - Anne Torige - Stop whining and just do it :) 08:54 - Linda Lindsay - #365grateful project 10:46 - Debora Lum - Signed up for a Leeward Community College course to learn the Korean language (the course requires social media to participate) 12:54 - Diane Mokuau - Find a tool to get more organized *Google Tips and Tricks* 13:45 - Chad - All about Chromebooks 17:33 - Linda - Chromebook 101: Slideshare, 20:13, 22:57 - Configuring settings for Email via Google+, 21:44 - Improved Google image search by usage rights 24:30 - Michelle - Making image maps with Google Drawing - Chris Betcher's video 28:18 - Anne, Chad, Linda - Analytics - goo.gl URL shortener, bit.ly 34:35 - Chad - Admin - Monitoring student emails in GAFE *Other* 39:03 - Michelle - summary of first #edchatHI monthly Twitter chat (Chat archive: bit.ly/edchathi010614) *Playlist* bit.ly/GoogleRocksHIplaylist
*The Hubbub over Goldiblox | Student International Hangout #2* We had some audio problems on our end, but overall, I was pleased with our discussion and I was so proud of our students. Time-stamped index: 02:14 - Do you agree with the Beasty Boys complaint that the Goldiblox video violates copyright, or do you consider it a parody? 09:43 - Is there a gender divide in STEM education? Are girls not given the chance to participate? Is STEM education geared towards the male? 15:24, 18:05 - The Hour of Code Mahalo to Jennifer Scheffer and *****, and a hui hou kakou. :)
*WHO to Circle in G+? WHO to follow on Twitter?* _Our favorites, and how to circle and follow_ Show notes: bit.ly/GR14who 02:00 - How Google Circles Work 05:20 - WHO to Circle - Wesley Fryer 08:23 - How to Share a Circle 12:47 - How to Set Up Notifications for a Circle 15:45 - WHO to Circle - Educational Technology and Mobile Learning - Med Kharbach 18:43 - Sending a Google+ Post using Circles 22:55 - How to Follow People on Twitter 26:48 - Twitter Lists 33:58 - WHO to follow on Twitter __________________________________ Extras: 41:50 - About Google Helpouts 47:25 - Hour of Code - code.org (the topic of our next HOA!) *Twitter list of favorites mentioned on the show*: twitter.com/mauilibrarian2/who-to-follow-on-twitter/members *Google+ shared circle of favorites mentioned on the show*: plus.google.com/events/cf3trgeata2lb4aarp4q2dk7po4?authkey=CN-74eqJra6WOQ *Google Rocks! Hawaii -HOA #14 panelists*: myself, Michelle Carlson Colte Michael Fricano II Sandra KO Chad Nacapuy Anne Torige
*_WHOA!_** Just discovered that you can link directly to a section of a RU-vid video you post on G+, **_within_** the post.* I knew this was possible in RU-vid itself. But just found that it also works here as I was preparing the post below. Gurus ***** and Ronnie Bincer: you knew about this, right? I think it is the coolest! #googleintegration #youtube #hangoutsonair #googleplus
Yup, time codes in g+ posts and comments have worked this way for a while if the video is put into the post properly... it is a great feature Linda Lindsay
