This is the reflective (mostly) blog of Adam Sutcliffe, a teacher of Modern Languages at The Gordon Schools in Huntly, Aberdeenshire.
All opinions expressed in this blog are entirely my own. Any complaints should be expressed directly to the author.
Wasn't very happy with the quality of audio from the session so decided to do a wee tutorial.
Here it is. Hope it does the job.
Comments
Some time before, I did need to buy a good car for my corporation but I did not have enough money and couldn't purchase something. Thank goodness my father suggested to try to take the loan at reliable creditors. So, I acted that and was satisfied with my auto loan.
Hi Adam,
Great stuff, really showing how practical this is.
By coincidence I was blogging long the same theme at the weekend:
http://johnjohnston.info/blog/archive/2008/10/26/small-scale-video-in-the-classroom
But more along the classroom activities than the technical details. Great minds etc.
I think small scale video has now got to the point where it can be incorporated into the classroom without a lot of bother.
Some time before, I did need to buy a good car for my corporation but I did not have enough money and couldn't purchase something. Thank goodness my father suggested to try to take the loan at reliable creditors. So, I acted that and was satisfied with my auto loan.
Posted by: BrittanyArmstrong26 | Saturday, 06 March 2010 at 02:11
Excellent! Now I haven't missed out on your session :o)
Lisaxx
Posted by: Lisa Stevens | Wednesday, 29 October 2008 at 11:04
Thanks John
I reckon its the best £20 I ever invested.
Posted by: Adam | Wednesday, 29 October 2008 at 10:03
Hi Adam,
Great stuff, really showing how practical this is.
By coincidence I was blogging long the same theme at the weekend:
http://johnjohnston.info/blog/archive/2008/10/26/small-scale-video-in-the-classroom
But more along the classroom activities than the technical details. Great minds etc.
I think small scale video has now got to the point where it can be incorporated into the classroom without a lot of bother.
Posted by: John | Wednesday, 29 October 2008 at 07:18