[Bf-education] New to the list
Kafal Khor
kafal.khor at gmail.com
Wed Feb 10 08:51:34 CET 2016
we have translated Blender Basics , 4th Edition
you can find it here
translate.kafalkhor.com
On 22 December 2015 at 19:51, Lee Butler <iraytrace at gmail.com> wrote:
> 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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