
Hudson valley Community CollegeOver my spring break!:
I spent most of my time in NY with my friend Tana. I was a lot of fun! but i also had to attend some of her classes, because well it was getting boring watching Desperate house wives for hours on end (although i do have to admit it is one of my guilty pleasures). She had to finish her classes before we could go to the City of course.
Well while i was in one of her classes, which are crazy short, the professor had planed to watch a video. But that video wouldn't work... And i guess this had happened in his last class so one of his students signed on to their NetFlix account and they watched the movie that way. but that was not the case in our class. His DVD once again failed to work....So after maybe 10 min of the professor opening and closing the DVD trap..he finally went to the trusty ol' You Tube! and once that was found the desktop computer decided not to work..sooo then a student broke out their lap top and hooked it up to the projector, and FINALLY we were able to watch all of 15min of the video that he wanted to show his class.
i bring this up because this is the most perfect example of all of the technological shifts all working together and bringing media right to our finger tips.
although one might not work there are millions of other mediums to choose from.
I spent most of my time in NY with my friend Tana. I was a lot of fun! but i also had to attend some of her classes, because well it was getting boring watching Desperate house wives for hours on end (although i do have to admit it is one of my guilty pleasures). She had to finish her classes before we could go to the City of course.
Well while i was in one of her classes, which are crazy short, the professor had planed to watch a video. But that video wouldn't work... And i guess this had happened in his last class so one of his students signed on to their NetFlix account and they watched the movie that way. but that was not the case in our class. His DVD once again failed to work....So after maybe 10 min of the professor opening and closing the DVD trap..he finally went to the trusty ol' You Tube! and once that was found the desktop computer decided not to work..sooo then a student broke out their lap top and hooked it up to the projector, and FINALLY we were able to watch all of 15min of the video that he wanted to show his class.
i bring this up because this is the most perfect example of all of the technological shifts all working together and bringing media right to our finger tips.
this video went from being on VHS to a DVD then it was then put on to You Tube, the doors of communication are wide open.
although one might not work there are millions of other mediums to choose from.
(i even think one of the kids tried to email the teacher the link from his Smart Phone).
the possibilities are endless.
