<html><head><style> body {height: 100%; color:#0033FF; font-size:12pt; font-family:Times New Roman;}</style></head><body>Do you know that there are free tutorials for Blender on CGGraphics.com, I think. Since you get on the Blender web site you should be able to find them if I got the web site wrong. Some of the tutorials are fee and can be downloaded. I don't have an internet hookup so I do all my net work on the College Computer internet system. I am learning a lot using those tutorials. You can listen to them and watch them over and over and learn more.<br><br>Roger<br><br>----- Original Message -----<br>From: Rafiki Cai | Technologist-In-Residence <rcai3@usfca.edu><br>To: bf-education@blender.org<br>Sent: Tue, 30 Apr 2013 15:56:04 -0400 (EDT)<br>Subject: [Bf-education] STEM Educator Seeks "Blender In The Bay"<br><br>
<DIV dir=ltr>Blessings and Peace:<br><br>I am a technologist and educator, tasked with exposing first generation college applicants to the possibilities inside of Science, Technology, Engineering and <br>Math (STEM).<br><br>Video has become such a digital capital these days, from a number of perspectives.<br>I'd like to incorporate video into my Web Application Development seminar this summer, even though I have no strength in video and media arts.<br><br>What would I like to accomplish visa vi Blender?<br><br>1) showcase the dynamics of Open Source culture (i.e., creative crowd sourcing)<br><br>2) basic exposure to Blender (to the point of building background elements for green screen video footage)<br><br>------<br><br>Bay Area Blender Masters, I need you. I need you to school me on Blender: a train the trainer sort of thing. (I'm thinking mostly virtually so, with some face-to-face meets- if possible.)<br><br>I searched for a Blender Meet-Up in the Bay Area but found none. Thus, I'm turning to this list.<br><br>Looking forward to responses.<br><br>In Service of THE ONENESS,<br>Rafiki "The Digital Doctor" Cai<br><br></DIV></body></html>