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Category Archives: Filmmaking
Introduction to Psychology Using Film
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA A few years ago I was struggling with my Psychology 101 class at a local community college. I had always specialized adult reentry alternate delivery classes however this time found myself teaching a morning weekday class. … Continue reading
Posted in Educator Resources, Filmmaking
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ISSUES OF U.S. COPYRIGHT LAW RELATING TO THE USE OF MOVIES IN THE CLASSROOM
Classrooms in Public Schools and Nonprofit Educational Institutions: Rented or Purchased Movies May Be Played By Teachers Without a License by James A. Frieden, Esq. www.teachwithmovies.org Section 110(1) of Title 17 of the United States Code grants a specific exemption … Continue reading
Syfy’s Eureka Season 4 Teacher’s Media Guide is here
The Syfy Channel has several series that engage our youth population with their fanciful story lines. One of my favorites is Eureka. Now that I’ve started to do Teacher Media Guides for television series Eureka was a logical next choice. … Continue reading
Posted in Filmmaking, Media Guide, Media literacy
Tagged Eureka, Eureka in the Classroom, pop goes the classroom, STEAM integration, Syfy
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SchoolTube…yeah I’m more excited than I should be
Youtube is great for alot of things but there are some logistical issues in relation to classroom projects that aren’t possible there. That’s where Schooltube comes in. SchoolTube.com is the nation’s largest K-12 moderated video sharing website that provides students … Continue reading
New Contest from Sprint Invites Consumers to Create Their Own Epic Mini Movies for Chance at $25,000 Grand Prize as Chosen by Acclaimed Movie Director
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (BUSINESS WIRE), October 04, 2010 – As part of the new “Epic Mini Movies” advertising campaign featuring the Samsung Epic™ 4G smartphone, Sprint (NYSE:S) today launched a new element of the campaign – a national contest that … Continue reading
Resources for New Media in the Classroom
I’ve been thinking about new media and its role in educating digital natives alot lately. Perhaps its the work I’m doing currently with the Arizona Student Film Festival. Perhaps it is my frustration that I found the One Day On … Continue reading
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Tagged az student film festival, edutopia, flip video, new media, one day on earth, teacher guide
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10-10-10
Today started like any other day but its not. It’s 10-10-10. It’s the last binary day of the month – until tomorrow that is. It’s significant to some because of its numerical repetition. It is significant to others because of … Continue reading
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Tagged curriculum, filmmaking, lesson plans, one day on earth, worldwide film
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