Posts tagged with “Media” (All posts)

How I Brought a 2D AI-Generated Fox to Life Using Adobe Tools

14 January 2025

Using Adobe Character Animator and generative AI to animate a fox.

What does the Classic Fox Say text with a fox sitting on a pedestal.

Zoom whiteboard

27 August 2024

Google will retire its whiteboard (Jamboard) in October 2024. We recommend the Zoom Whiteboard as a temporary Jamboard replacement, pending the outcome of an evaluation of other possible whiteboard options.

Screenshot of 4 small icons of different Zoom whiteboard examples. One is titled

Announcing Adobe Express for Carleton

27 August 2024

Adobe Express is web-based and offers essential functionalities when it comes to media creation and editing. Carleton now offers Adobe Express licenses for all students, faculty and staff.

Adobe Express logo, which is a stylized letter

Podcasting with Audacity

29 February 2024

Podcast structures vary dramatically.  So do the tools that help you record, edit, and deliver your podcasts.  Audacity is a free and very capable recording and editing tool. Below, you’ll…

Audiacity Interface with multiple tracks.

AI “Filmmaking” . . . with Dann?

7 February 2024

“Filmmaking” using various AI tools is becoming far better and much easier. A company called Curious Refuge is now billing itself as The World’s First Home for AI Storytellers, and…

Midjourney generated image using prompt:

Video Tools and Instructional Continuity

10 March 2020

This short video offers insight into how Carleton faculty, staff, and students can use institution supported video tools to meet, teach, or attend classes and meetings remotely. Here are some…

computer screen reading

The Science of Instruction: Text and the Heart

21 January 2020

In this short video, one of three in a series on the textbook, e-Learning and the Science of Instruction by Ruth Covlin Clark & Richard E. Mayer, Dann Hurlbert digs…

Making video work well: text and the heart

The Science of Instruction: Talk Is Cheap (And Less Effective)

14 January 2020

In this short video, number two of three in a series on the textbook e-Learning and the Science of Instruction by Ruth Covlin Clark & Richard E. Mayer, Dann Hurlbert digs…

Making video work well: talk is cheap (and less effective)

The Science of Instruction: Making Video Work Well

7 January 2020

In this short video, one of three in a series on the textbook e-Learning and the Science of Instruction by Ruth Covlin Clark & Richard E. Mayer, Dann Hurlbert digs into…

Making video work well: e-learning and the science of instruction