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Don Goble moderated this session"Broadcast Brainstorm" Zoom meeting
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Journalism, broadcast, video production, and film teachers shared issues, solutions, ideas, resources, and overall collaborated to get a sense of action items as we look to distance learning for the next school year. Hot topics were, using a cell phone as a camera, incorporating podcasts into our curriculum, how to help students learn visual storytelling, such as using Pixar in a Box, publishing work publicly rather than just to the school's LMS, interviewing using Zoom, and using techniques such as WALLDO, 5-shot technique, and the 6-shot sequence.
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Broadcast lessons and activities for students while at home
While schools across America close, many broadcast journalism and video production teachers have been left wondering what to do. While many students have phones, there is a large population who don't. They also may not have their sophisticated editing software like they have at school. Therefore, I have compiled a number of resources from teachers sharing on Facebook, Listservs, Twitter, and Instagram. Click HERE to dive into some ideas which may work for your students.
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Ladue Horton Watkins High School Broadcast Technology students in St. Louis, MO produced their TV show remotely during the coronavirus pandemic.
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On this episode of Media Makers, FOX Sports broadcaster Joe Buck shares what life is like during quarantine and his thirst for play-by-play announcing. Joe also spoke about preparing for an NFL game, guarding against going too crazy in the booth during his biggest moments, the criticism he takes on social media (and his supposed hate of certain teams,) and how he handles it all. Joe shares incredible advice for our broadcast students by discussing how listening and watching your own work is a must and about being proud of your work, without seeking validation. Click here for the full show page and links.
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During these uncertain times for schools and public education, teachers are dealing with a tremendous amount of challenges. They now have the heavy burden of working from home, teaching online and modifying grades and assignments.
In this episode you’ll hear…
“Teachers by nature are overachievers and will do and try everything that we can to make it work.” — Don Goble, The Classroom Matters Podcast |
Media Makers speaker series
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Follow my speaker series, Media Makers, as I have conversations with Ladue High School alumni now working in the media business, as well as some of my professional media maker friends.
Using Zoom, students will be invited to participate live to ask questions, or watch the video after. They will be asked to research important facts about these professionals, blog about what they learned, and then find one to two stories these professionals produced, or collaborated on, to write about in their blog, along with an image(s) related to the story. Follow new episodes of Media Makers daily.
Using Zoom, students will be invited to participate live to ask questions, or watch the video after. They will be asked to research important facts about these professionals, blog about what they learned, and then find one to two stories these professionals produced, or collaborated on, to write about in their blog, along with an image(s) related to the story. Follow new episodes of Media Makers daily.
What's new with me?
This has been a crazy busy semester. I have updated this site quote a bit. Make sure to visit the MEDIA page and its new sub pages, PODCASTS and VIDEOS.
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I did the 10-year photo challenge! I encourage you to do the same to reflect on how much has changed in the past decade. The changes for me in the past 10 years have been a true roller coaster, but I am happy to continue to provide quality, free resources to teachers around the world.
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