At the Adobe Education Leader Summer Institute this past July, I gave a presentation entitled Leveraging the Flash Platform to Deliver Dynamic Media Across Campus which dealt with what the University of Denver is working on in regard to the Flash Platform, focusing upon our work with CourseMedia™. I received a good deal of positive […]
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This involves the more unorthodox and experimental part of my demonstration… Mess with Midge and feed my data logs!
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I just posted a video on the Adobe Education Leader weblog showcasing a lot of the neat tools we’ve built into the University of Denver CourseMedia™ system. Most people never see this stuff since it’s all behind closed doors due to copyright and soforth. Check it out!
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The 2009 Adobe Education Leader Summer Institute in now over and my intention is to document a few thoughts here while everything is still fresh in my mind. About 80 Adobe Education Leaders from both K-12 and Higher Education institutions from around the world gathered at Adobe HQ in San Jose, CA for 5 days
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While at the Adobe Education Leader Summer Institute this past week, I had the opportunity to take some certification exams along with my fellow AELs. An Adobe Certified Associate credential certifies individuals have the entry-level skills to plan, design, build, and maintain effective communications using different forms of digital media. If you’ve been using any
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I recently gave a presentation at the Adobe Education Leader Summer Institute on what the University of Denver is doing in regard to the Flash Platform focusing on our work on the CourseMedia™ project. The slides can be downloaded as a PDF and the recording should be available on AdobeTV later on.
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The University of Denver Center for Teaching & Learning has (finally) released the DU CourseMedia™ Course Media Management System. This has been a focus of my work for the past 5 months or so and is one of the major CTL projects for 2009. Some may recall the mention of the DUVAGA system from time-to-time.
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This is simply an update to showcase some upcoming presentations of mine: Adobe Education Leader Institute 2009 San Jose, California July 22nd 2009 Leveraging the Flash Platform to Deliver Dynamic Media Across Campus This presentation will focus on the DU CourseMedia™ application built by the University of Denver Center for Teaching and Learning and examine
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Two to three times a year, I teach a class for the Digital Media Studies (DMS) program at the University of Denver called “Web Building and Site Management”. In this class, undergraduates are introduced to the concepts of building (mostly) static websites with a strict, standards-based approach. The IDE used is Dreamweaver CS4 with “Design
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Having visited the last sessions of the day and printed out my airline boarding pass, it’s time to wind down. I’m thinking of having another salt-encrusted experience tonight as a send-off. A lot of great experiences at MAX this year including a day at Adobe HQ, some cool product announcements, stimulating networking opportunities, absolute killer
I was fortunate enough to attend the Adobe MAX Education Pre-Conference today and the reception afterward. The event took place at the Adobe San Francisco offices and turned out to be quite the nice experience. Special thanks to Claire Erwin, Gina Adams, and Megan Stewart for organizing this event. Lots of great stuff for educators
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