Thank you for this! I love the way you explained the green screen! My students are going to be making a weather forecast of their own using a green screen app, so this is a great introduction to that lesson!
Just because something is relatively complicated does not mean its "nerdy" or "geeky". It's not a good term to aim at impressionable children who WOULD be fascinated in what you're doing.
Comments like yours are why some people view those words as "negative". At what point did those terms become so taboo? I have spent over a dozen years speaking and educating school kids about weather. Not once has anyone been upset or offended by the use of "geek" or "nerd". If anything, it has helped break the ice and taught kids there is absolutely nothing wrong with being called a "geek" or a "nerd". This has helped fuel their enthusiasm even more. I hope you will lend a hand in encouraging today's children to not let anyone--or any term--prevent them for achieving success and happiness.
