[Bf-education] New to the list

[Monique]

Currently I'm setting up a site to share b3d learning content for 
students. So I'm very much interested in your lessons.

Rgds,
Monique

Op 22/12/15 om 20:12 schreef Knapp:
> You guys have a film curriculum? I will try and make it.
> State how long, what subject and details you think are important. 
> Perhaps you can work together on this.
> Best,
> Douglas
>
> On Tue, Dec 22, 2015 at 6:06 PM, Alyssa Stevensen 
> <alyssa.stevensen at sleepyeye.mntm.org 
> <mailto:alyssa.stevensen at sleepyeye.mntm.org>> wrote:
>
>     I teach Blender to High school students, and I agree with you with
>     the need for bite sized informational pieces.  Our school does not
>     block Youtube, so I can gather the project based ones from there
>     or directly from the Blender site, but oftentimes they are too
>     complex even for the high school students.  I went to school for
>     computer animation, so I can usually get by with the small stuff,
>     but it would be great to have access to chunked lessons that I can
>     have my student's review.
>
>     As for a common "marketplace" for things of this nature, I haven't
>     a clue, but if you happen to get them downloaded somewhere, please
>     let me know.
>
>     Thanks,
>
>     Alyssa Stevensen
>     Visual Arts Instructor
>     Sleepy Eye Public School
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>     <mailto:bf-education-bounces at blender.org>] On Behalf Of Lee Butler
>     Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 10:52 AM
>     To: bf-education at blender.org <mailto:bf-education at blender.org>
>     Subject: [Bf-education] New to the list
>
>     Howdy,
>
>     I thougth I'd introduce myself.  I've using Blender for a decade
>     and for the past 5 years teaching middle school kids to use
>     Blender.  Is anyone else working with kids and Blender?
>
>     I've created a number of video tutorials and I'm thinking of
>     putting them online to share.  I'm thinking youtube but I'd like
>     to have someplace that we can download from easily so we can put
>     them on local machines.  Most schools seem to block youtube so the
>     download is necessary.  What are people using?
>
>     My feeling is that most existing online tutorials are project
>     oriented and a little too long (> 5 minutes).  The students need
>     bite-sized tasks that have a payoff.  They seem to be pretty good
>     at using different skills to create a final project.  For example,
>     I start them out with a
>     5 minute video on the Blender interface.  Then I have a number of
>     short ones on modeling, animation, tracking, etc.
>
>     Lee
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