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Whether you are an administrator, educator or learner, you will find Quickclass easy to use due to its graphical user interface which we are all familiar with.

Whether you are an administrator, educator or learner, you will find Quickclass easy to use due to its graphical user interface which we are all familiar with.

Nowadays internet changed everything in e-learning and the internet now plays an important role in online education the way that we learners of all ages.

Nowadays internet changed everything in e-learning and the internet now plays an important role in online education the way that we learners of all ages.

Quickclass is mobile-first Learning Management System which enhances all existing film education programs, for all institutions and learners of all ages.

Quickclass is mobile-first Learning Management System which enhances all existing film education programs, for all institutions and learners of all ages.

Technology and 21st Century Learning These films look specifically at the ways that the latest digital and mobile technologies can potentially transform the ways that young people communicate, collaborate, and learn.  

The Library is a massive archive of documents about the history film, television, and radio. The library can now be searched and the documents viewed online through MHDL's new site called the Lantern. On Lantern you will find reviews and critiques of movies, books and playbills, many periodicals about the movie, television, and radio industries. Your search can be refined according to date, language, and publication type. You can also browse through collections curated by MHDL.

Using documentary photo and films to enhance medical education at Duke University. They will be a November 16 lecture and past presentations are online.

Many students who are interested in film find it hard to choose between the courses and certainly don't appreciate the wide divide in the middle.

Top 10 Game of Thrones Filming Locations As soon as "Game of Thrones" premiered on HBO back in 2011, it instantly became one of the most popular shows on TV. The series takes place in various fictional locations in the continents of Westeros and Essos, and fans have discovered that many of these places actually exist in real life! If you've ever dreamed of taking a trip to these real-life settings, why not take a trip with us instead? We'll be showing you the real-life King's Landing, Dorne, the Haunted Forest, and more. This is: 10 Game of Thrones Locations That Exist In Real Life. One of the most eye-catching scenes in the television show is Daenerys throne room. It includes a massive staircase and a bench for the powerful woman to sit on. While the stairs were built by the show's production crew, the actual location is called Diocletians Palace in the city of Split, Croatia. And above the city of Split is a place called Fortress of Klis. But "Game of Thrones" fans may recognize it as the shows city-state of Meereen. We'll also be showing you the monastery that was inspired by the Eyrie, and the actual staircase and surrounding city that the show's fans know as the Great Sept of Baelor. If that doesn't excite you, just wait until we show you what the House of the Undying looks like to local residents and tourists. If you'd like to see even more "Game of Thrones" locations that exist in real life, including the caves in The Stormland and Pyke, make sure to watch our video. Let us know in the comments which of these locations you'd like to visit! ►Follow On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/newstodayvideo/ ►Follow On Google Plus https://plus.google.com/u/0/110979957428660200052 ► Click To See All Videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC15ctrmscRcnFiX5Li11sGQ ►Follow On Tumblr https://www.tumblr.com/blog/newstodayvideo ►Follow On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/news-today-a5089b14a/ ►Follow On twitter https://twitter.com/newstodayvide

A Non-Fungible Token, or NFT, is a type of account that makes a digital impression of any unique asset. Paintings, images, films, music, gifs - in short, anything that claims to be unique in some way - can all be included. They are highly valued by collectors, gamers, and art enthusiasts, and are purchased and sold at auctions.

A Non-Fungible Token, or NFT, is a type of account that makes a digital impression of any unique asset. Paintings, images, films, music, gifs - in short, anything that claims to be unique in some way - can all be included. They are highly valued by collectors, gamers, and art enthusiasts, and are purchased and sold at auctions.

"My entry for the Machinima Interactive Film Festival. Please share with your friends! http://bit.ly/HelmsDeepLEGO"

"A conversation between four of the early pioneers describing how they brought the Internet to the UK.  This was filmed on 1st July at Google, as part of an event celebrating the UK's computing heritage. Speakers include Roger Scantlebury and Peter Wilkinson, who worked at the National Physical Laboratory and helped develop the NPL network, the first internet like thing in the UK. They were joined by Peter Kirstein, then from UCL and Vint Cerf, at that time at UCLA/Stanford/DARPA. As well as describing what they did, context is given to the NPL's role and to the political and bureaucratic challenges at the time."

Are you a filmmaking learner looking for easy to use software or mobile apps? Quickclass Virtual Learning Environment offers an affordable solution to study filmmaking.

Are you a filmmaking learner looking for easy to use software or mobile apps? Quickclass Virtual Learning Environment offers an affordable solution to study filmmaking.

The Padcaster is a multifunctional iPad case that takes you from passive consumer to creative filmmaker. Simply snap your iPad in and you're ready to hit the scene and start filming.

Advocates say that "flipped classrooms" help overburdened teachers differentiate their instruction to reach more learners, provide an avenue into more hands-on and student-driven learning during classtime, and shift the teacher's role from "sage on the stage" to learning coach and facilitator. Critics say it's just a fad, relies too heavily on rote instruction, and doesn't go far enough in making the needed changes for teaching and learning reform. I've rounded up this list of videos so you can learn more about the challenges and benefits of flipped classrooms.

Informative article on Flipped Classroom with links to the 'Flipping the Classroom' video playlist and Mary Beth Hertz's excellent blog post, "The Flipped Classroom: Pro & Con" 

Great video of students parody on snakes with Lady GaGa song - would love to have seen it developed and filmed by kids though.

"We offer a wide variety of 100% free production music in eight genres: cinematic scores, corporate, easy listening, electronic, hip-hop, international, pop and rock. We're committed to helping you find the perfect song for your video, movie, film, video game, or media project. Our music comes with a royalty-free license allowing you to use the music in all types of productions for worldwide distribution, forever. There are never any fees."

A useful way for students and teachers to add richness to their video productions, without treading the murky waters of copyright infringement?

IPAF (eye-paf) - aka The Intellectual Property Awareness Foundation. IPAF works to raise awareness of the value of film and television content and the impact of online piracy and encourage Australians to access this content via legitimate channels.

"Facebook buying Oculus Rift was seen by some people as a huge blow to the future of the system, but now we have some news which'll make the odd virtual reality privacy intrusion worth its while: An upcoming David Attenborough documentary is being filmed specifically for the Oculus Rift."

"Remember in March when we shared with you that more than 24 hours of video being uploaded to YouTube every minute? Well, you continue to amaze us: you've increased the amount of video uploaded to YouTube to 35 hours per minute. That breaks out to 2,100 hours uploaded every 60 minutes, or 50,400 hours uploaded to YouTube every day. If we were to measure that in movie terms (assuming the average Hollywood film is around 120 minutes long), 35 hours a minute is the equivalent of over 176,000 full-length Hollywood releases every week."

A multimodal online resource for investigating aspects of copyright and film and TV piracy in Australian secondary classrooms