Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2026

The Map Animator

This is awesome: https://mapanimator.baldinger.se/

Draw your route or drop in a GPX file, add signs and a camera move, and download it as an MP4 video, up to 4K, ready for your editor.

Saturday, November 15, 2025

The Future Of AI

Cool piece in Nature: The Future of AI

Nature spoke to six people at the forefront of AI development — people who are driving the technology’s development and adoption, and those who are preparing society to adapt to its rapid rise. In this video series, they describe their greatest ambitions for the technology, their expectations of where and how it will be adopted in the coming years, and their concerns for the future.

The usual caveats apply: selection bias, who signs their paychecks, etc.

Thursday, April 17, 2025

Screen Recording with Zoom

Maybe I've been under a rock...but that's a quick & easy way to record short video of yourself, introducing an online class, etc. No need anymore for a different 3rd party app: just record the Zoom Meeting with yourself, share screen , use the whiteboard, save as MP4, upload to Youtube = done!

Friday, June 7, 2024

Become a data viz SUPERSTAR

This loks promising: Become a data viz SUPERSTAR is a 5-part YouTube series from the folks @ storytelling with data to become, well, a data viz superstar. Could be usefuf for teaching data analysis and data viz.

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

GIS Helps!

GIS Helps! is a nice 10-part video series explaining how GIS can help with all kinds of things, including getting a job, bringing people together, and solving 21st century problems.

Saturday, January 15, 2022

The Mendenhall Couloir

Nice video of a route we climbed/hiked/scrambled last summer: https://youtu.be/xlGJFqfKu98. The techical crux @ ~5.2 is right down at the start & certainly a little spicey when wearing trail running shoes. The rest of the route never felt sketchy: mainly 3rd class with some short 5th sections here & there. We traversed right onto a ridge rather than slogging through the scree to the top - that probably is the better way to finish the route.

Tuesday, December 14, 2021

Geology with RICHARD D. LITTLE

Great YouTube channel Richard Little about the geology here in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts: Geology with RICHARD D. LITTLE.

Thursday, January 28, 2021

Flipgrid

So I tried Flipgrid and here are some thoughts.
  • First, to make one, you need to surrender your Google or Microsoft account to Flipgrid. I guess that's okay, but I would preferred a separate account.
  • You have to respond by recording a video and that requires you to surrender your Google or Microsoft account. Recording a video is fun and easy for many, but terrifying for others.
  • You can then comment on a video by text or another video.
So, I'm not sold. Its cooler than just a Padlet, but the mandatory video part is problematic.