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Use the Oxford Comma - a teen makes the case for the Oxford comma

A different type of flipped classroom. Two-minute daily prep videos.

I just started using this. I like you can add video, pictures and words. You can also use it with a 360 photo.

I had a friend recommend this site, he says it is great for collaboration with others on their church's video team for developing content. It is a tool that let's you annotate and comment videos, like you would a Doc in Google.

Recommendation from Clarence Chapman via G+ - If anyone is looking for a relatively in expensive video editing program that has a lot of ability and runs very simular Final Cut Pro try Cyberlink Power Director. We have been using it for a couple of years now and it is pretty powerful software.

This is very good software at an extremely good price for only a short while more. A good training course on udemy.com https://www.udemy.com/powerdirector/

Shared by Paul Workentine - I just ran across this set of purchase guides for doing church videos. They are suggested equipment purchase lists for 4 different categories $135 $1500 $5000 $20000 I have not checked out all the equipment, but thought this might be useful to share with churches looking to get into broadcasting their services.

Kelley Randall was so kind as to post her notes from this morning's (4/9/16) Intersection's presentation by Steve Zambo. I thought they would interest you. Also check out her links, especially to a video, the first in a series that St. John has begun.

This little 3 minute video is a great way to introduce Copyright and Creative Commons to middle/upper graders. Simple enough to get started with how these two, CR and CC, work together for good.

From Tom Rosenow - Useful for creating a script, etc. for narration. Might be good for shooting a flipped classroom video as well.

This new camera was released this summer. An all in one camera that does streaming (from what I can tell it would likely work with FinalWeb Streaming) and can be controlled all with the web interface. It also has the more tranditional pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) interface as well, if you already ahve that. Wire audio from a microphone or your sound system to it, connect it to your broadband and you would be up and going. Or, use the SDI video connection to go something something like Wirecast on your computer for more control. Refer to my presentation from WelsTechConf on video streaming, this new camera is one I am now reviewing to replace our first camera we installed this last year. We may shift then the camera that is our "primary front and center" off to the side more for the "B" roll view.

Most of us probably only scratch the surface of Logos' tools and power. Looks like these training videos can help dig deeper.