recreating ancient Rome using CGI, and I knew then that I'd made the right decision
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Special Effects Breakdown - YouTube - 0 views
Hollywood Visual Effects - YouTube - 0 views
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Eric Leven, a visual effects supervisor, talks about the use of visual effects in Hollywood movie. This video also give us information on how did some of the visual effects that are done now were done back in old. days. Also the video talks about how money also plays a big role in how much can be created either on computer or in real.
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The Hollywood star - in a virtual world | This is Bristol - 1 views
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This article just shows the development of Technology in Hollywood. It went from animatronics to CGI elements. First, fro movies like Babe people would use mechanically controlled animals to make the movie, but now they use CGI to design and perfect the animals to make the movie.
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Producer: Technology Bringing Hollywood a New Beginning - MarketingVOX - 0 views
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This article talks about Peter Gruber's views on how technology has changed Hollywood.
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Star Wars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 1 views
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These awards show the standards of visual effects during the 70's. Compared to whats we see nowadays, the visual effects in the original Star Wars Trilogy weren't that good. However, to the critics and audience of the 70's those visual effects were deserving of a "special achievement award"
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Special Achievement Award Win (Alien, Creature and Robot Voices) Win (Visual Effects) Win (Visual Effects)
Does The Online Education Revolution Mean The Death Of The Diploma? | Co.Exist: World c... - 0 views
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It's amazing to see how many resources there are out there for education purposes. Sources like Khan Academy, TED talks, and YouTube are nothing less than an institution on themselves.
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This shows how far technology has come in all these tear. Also shows how it can make education somewhat convenient for students.
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Asia Times Online :: How America made its children crazy - 2 views
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This is somewhat true, as many American students are now just too much relies on technology and as the Chinese students have learned to do the same thing the hard way, they would be more efficient and "tough" in those tasks. It's just like when playing COD. The person who plays the multi-player game on easy mode always gets pwned by the player who plays the same game on Extreme mode.
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A seventh-grade English teacher roams among 31 students sitting at their desks or in clumps on the floor. They're studying Shakespeare's As You Like It - but not in any traditional way. In this technology-centric classroom, students are bent over laptops, some blogging or building Facebook pages from the perspective of Shakespeare's characters. One student compiles a song list from the Internet, picking a tune by the rapper Kanye West to express the emotions of Shakespeare's lovelorn Silvius. [6]
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Wow! This is a very interesting way of learning Shakespeare. Students are modernizing the Shakespeare stories, they are using resources like Facebook to get a understanding of Shakespeare.
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This is somewhat true, as many American students are now just too much relies on technology and as some other students, for instance the Chinese students, have learned to do the same thing the hard way, they would be more efficient and "tough" in those tasks. It's just like when playing COD. The person who plays the multi-player game on easy mode always gets pwned by the player who plays the same game on Extreme mode.
Using Diigo in schools - 0 views
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Ways Teachers Can Use Diigo Assign an online reading passage and highlight important sections for students. Underline and even add definitions to vocabulary words in an online passage. For essays or research assignments, have students highlight their online resources. This cuts down on their tendency to cut and paste when you can clearly see where they found the information. Create a Diigo group with other teachers and share useful web pages and benefit from each other’s insight. Make notations beside videos to let teachers or students know what sections to watch or to explain if something is unclear. Instead of emailing links, just bookmark them in Diigo to streamline the process. Search Diigo’s worldwide database to find pertinent information and read other people’s comments for added input. Since the service is cloud based, students can bookmark sites at school and then find them at home. Have a virtual discussions about a website or article by having every student include a sticky note with their thoughts. Teach reading skills by having students write small summaries on sticky notes beside major paragraphs.
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10 ways Diigo can be used in schools.
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