Here are the videos from this week, in three parts. Still waiting on other links, PowerPoints.
Part 1 (10 minutes)
Part 2 (13 minutes)
Part 3 (15 minutes)
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Tonight … Posts are due tonight on Dr. Goldbacher. You got a message about the videos, her PowerPoints, and some other data earlier this week You got my note over the weekend, so you know this will be the night of many returns. I’ll give back and go over some lessons from the photo assignment, the coding and the ENP post. Then we will have discussion #3 with Erin, Amanda and Cody Tonight’s agenda: Links from last week on photos, RSS, Twitter, etc. Under General be sure your blog Title and Tagline make sense. OK—here is a re-exported version of Dr. Goldbacher’s presentation from April 4. This is to get it in HD in case you want to use a clip (some people indicated that in their reportring plans), and also to break it into two parts. That is required to get it in YouTube, where the limit is [...] Here is part one of three parts of Professor Henstenburg’s presentation last week. This is edited only to set the start point. Note that the three parts were necessitated when the battery failed, and then the smart card was full. Not necessarily a bad thing, but i couldn’t easily reset the camera, so the angles [...] Here is the video from last week’s class. Note that audio levels are low—last time you might recall with Tom Wingert he was in front of the desk. So that slight distance makes a difference. You can download this and use a bit of it in your groups video, and try to boost the audio [...] First, a quick issue to discuss: LA Times earthquake story written by a bot Then the agenda: return and discussion of three assignments: inforgr.am; nutrition labels; audio
Do calories really count? I’ll post a full schedule tomorrow, but for now, you should start following the story about new nutrition labels being proposed by the White House Thursday. This is part of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move initiative, which you should be following for your blog. So keep an eye and an ear out—you will [...] Here is the talk Tom gave last night. Note if you watch this directly on YouTube the quality is better–any thoughts?
OK—hope you all survived the snow. The agenda for tonight: be sure I have the URL for your blog so I can post them in the sidebar Announcements: you should have access to Holroyd 165 with ID swipe; they have FCP 6 (CS2) so you can’t edit on 7 and continue there, but you can start there and finish it on 7; also Jon can be available if you come to that room at 2 this Friday and next Here’s the last one. About 7 minutes. Education, working through churches stores (sort of the whole project) explained (3:10) Dana’s work with FG customers doing lessons on weight loss, etc. (4:10) Learning about portion sizes [...] Here’s Part 3: about 11:40 long. At the 2:30 to 3:30 mark they discuss the fact that Philly doesn’t have the money to support school lunch programs (good quote for Wagner team, perhaps) Cooking skills are going away (5:00) Access to good food is not enough (7:30) people need to buy more at FG, it seems Fruits and veg [...] Here’s part 2. It’s about 10 minutes. Early on Jule Ann talks about how there are two groups—those who can shop elsewhere easily and those who can’t. Also at about 3:30 she describes the “big dilemma” which is that lower SES people tend to be more obese. At 6:20 she says that malnutrition directly impacts human potential At [...] I’ll post these here in four parts. Jon Matos also will have video (he was closer) so stay tuned for that (check his blog). These are going to be on YouTube, so get the downloader add-on (see my YouTube video post below. This one is 8:50 long. Note levels are still a bit low for the [...] Hope everyone is ready for the interview/video with our guest. Before we get to that a few pieces of housekeeping: remaining reporting plans returned with comments First of all, things are moving along with the project—it’s going to be called Explore Nutrition, so you can use that in your slideshows, reporting, etc. Today we will look at two more background resources: an Economics of Obesity academic paper as a handout, and a link to the Shorenstein Center on nutrition issues Just got pushed a ink to a brief piece from the Journalist’s Resource Center at Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on the press. Another good place to know—take a look for now and we will come back to this as needed. Note that you probably need to go through ProQuest to read the full study. The study is [...] OK—here is a link to Tom Wingert’s PowerPoint presentation, and an embed of the video. For any MSOffice file, it’s best to save it as an Office 97-03 file (with extension .ppt or .doc) FTP it to the alpha.lasalle.edu server, and link to that. Files made with Office 2010 versions are saved as XML files [...] We did not get to a discussion of the Clay Shirky reading, “Everyone is a media outlet,” so I’d like to put that on the agenda for Wednesday. Monday, be sure everyone has a copy and has read the questions on the January 16 post. We will also start building more background resources for our subject [...] |
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