Tag: studentwork
Passion Is What Gets You Through the Fear by Drew Fulton
Soon-to-be EMDT Graduate and freelance photographer, Drew Fulton wrote the following blog post as...
Read MoreUsing Dropbox to host iWeb Websites
Following Steve Jobs’ WWDC Keynote and introduction of MobileMe replacement, iCloud, speculation has been all over the place about what would become of the web-hosting features in MobileMe depended on by most users of the...
Read MoreRe: Film Copyright Laws
We get some wonderful questions from our amazingly talented students: I need some help. My CBR Project, Phase I, will be underway quickly; it involves my students composing music and putting it to a silent film. However, I know...
Read MoreArt of Possibility: Freedom to Succeed through Failure by Saray Taylor-Roman
by emdt student, by Saray Taylor-Roman I was touched in so many levels by the first four chapters of this book. And, I feel like sharing this personal anecdote. In 1996, my whole family moved to the U.S. from Mexico because my...
Read MorePresidents Day: The First Five Presidents [video]
Educational Music Video created by Full Sail University student, Peter Binskin, for emdt/Music Theory & Applications (MTA) course. He’s gotten over a thousand hits and a “response” video. Our students do...
Read MoreEmpty School – Student Created Video
One of the benefits of working at Full Sail University is getting to sit-in on conversations with...
Read MoreDr. Guido Reviews the iPad
David Pogue, Walt Mosspuppet and Andy Inhatko may have gotten pre-release versions of the Apple iPad, but their reviews aren’t nearly as complete or intelligent as the following iPad review by Full Sail emdt master’s...
Read MoreFullSail Grads Comes Back & Grills Us on Web2 & Education
Nick Briscoe, Full Sail emdtms grad, talks with Dr. Deason, Dr. Ludgate and moi about Web 2.0 tools such as social networking and their use in education. This is the of Nick’s first episode of Educatium, which he’s...
Read More“A” is for Ax Murderer
Another student take on Zander’s giving student’s an automatic “A”: Grades in middle school are controversial, especially now that students earn credits to be promoted to the next grade level. Ask...
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Scream Therapy
Full Sail student coping with the end of program requirements… thanks Mary
Read MoreTo give an A or not to give an A – Ongoing Zander Dialogue
I’m back to teaching my Media Asset Creation class and Ben Zander’s The Art of Possibility is back on the menu. It never ceases to amaze me how his approach sparks debate with classroom teachers, particularly when it...
Read MoreGrading Rants for a Monday – Inspired by the Art of Possibility
One of the books that I use for my course is the inspirational The Art of Possibility and in one of the opening chapters the authors, Ben & Roz Zander, propose getting rid of grades. This usually invokes strong pros and cons...
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