by Bernie Goldbach talking to Surface Book in Clonmel
YESTERDAY a visitor from the Philippines landed on my website insideview.ie to read how my family wrote and saved ideas. I started thinking that I no longer have to actually write anything. I can just talk about things and my blog will write itself.
I can talk to my Surface Books' screen and it will create text from speech. This has digitally changed the way I work.
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
SCOTT CAVANAH from Bradley University visited the Clonmel Digital Campus and he offered his appraisal of some of the augmented reality projects developed on the campus. Scott is Associate Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Interactive Media of Bradley University.
Continue reading "Getting Fresh Perspectives on AR Projects" »
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, I carried a Moleskine Journalist notebook everywhere to scribble down important ideas and to save clippings related to emerging technology. Today I'm using a Traveler's Notebook with thinner paper, accompanied by a Rode mic that I use to record lectures with creative media students. I'm reviewing best practice recommendations about contemporaneous note-taking by borrowing ideas I heard expressed by James Comey after he was fired by Donald Trump.
Continue reading "Rebooting the Art of Contemporaneous Note-Taking" »
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
I AM HAVING a week of Open Tabs. I'm cornered by too many things on my To-Do List.
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By Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
I’M TRYING TO reboot writing on my iPad Mini so I’m creating a short blog post by typing thoughts on a Brydge Mini keyboard. I plan to select all the words, paste them into a Typepad editing screen, and then posting the result.
Continue reading "Appreciating the Focus of Minimalist iA Writer" »
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YouTube has revolutionized the way people learn new skills. With just a few clicks, anyone can access a vast collection of videos on almost any topic, from cooking and cat videos to programming and graphic design. YouTube has also become a hub for learning creative and technical skills. YouTube Link: YouTube
One channel that stands out in this regard is Fortune Ndlovu's YouTube channel. Fortune's channel focuses on sharing his love for technology with others. He creates videos that cover a broad range of technical and creative topics, including programming, app development, web design, graphic design, and more. Fortune's YouTube Channel: Fortune Ndlovu's YouTube Channel
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What sets Fortune's channel apart is his approach to teaching. He creates a safe and welcoming environment for his viewers, where there are no right or wrong answers, and there is always room for improvement. This approach encourages his viewers to learn and experiment without time wasted.
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Thanks For Reading ❤️!
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
WE TEACH the concept of personal influence in a digital literacies module for the Technological University of the Shannon. I peel back the concept of "influence" until I reach the layer of "skills" because to have influence you need to have skills worth showcasing.
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
I WORK ON a small university campus in County Tipperary and have major concerns about the Clonmel Sports Hub. I walked around the new amenity with Councillor Michael Murphy in order to point out specific areas worth consideration.
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
I AM WORKING with a crew of Content Management Systems students, helping to set up the 2023 version of ictedu.ie in support of the conference that runs on May 20, 2023 in Thurles.
[Bernie Goldbach teaches creative media for business on the Clonmel Digital Campus.]
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by Bernie Goldbach in Clonmel
I'M LETTING ChatGPT work away in one of my Chrome browser tabs. I value its conversational responses to questions I raise and I respect it more for the context it offers as part of its responses. Because of the length of its answers, I've moved around some money. I reckon I'm $17 ahead each month because of advice the AI gave me.
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