So many in the Blogdom have linked to this great video that I need only give it slight tap on the backside here. No, the above video is the “b-side” of the videos from the Digital Ethnography group at KSU. They made the above video as a part of their class.
We made this video as a class in 2 one-hour class periods as I was giving a short tutorial on the various effects and capabilities of Sony Vegas.
Sony Vegas is a product that I know and love. The description of their video led me to this helpful hint about uploading videos to YouTube.
But wait, there’s more connections to come . . .
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4 responses to “B-Side(s) of “Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us””
Extremely interesting stuff. I hadn’t seen any of these videos. Are you subscribing to a search, or did the blogosphere lead you to them? Inquiring minds, etc.
[…] and his Digital Ethnography class at Kansas State University a couple times in the past (here, and here). His class, and especially the videos that have been produced as a result are a wonder. The good […]
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