Twenty pages. One analog manifesto
Thank you everyone who registered and joined in for the Virtual Studio Tour, and my thanks for WWU Alumni for hosting it. As I’ve said before, for me it is hard not to have ‘time’ or horology show up in my photography style. Photographers; we were the first ‘timelords’ . Being able to capture stories and preserve moments, pass them on, and retell them. For many in the #watchfam, … Continue readingVirtual Studio Tour; Video
Now that Zoom’s beta allows users to set their slide desk as their virtual desktop, you might be thinking to yourself ; “maybe it is time after all to user a better camera than this integrated webcam after all?” As I mentioned back in my … Continue readingPro Camera as your Web Camera
Covid has kept parents at home with their toddlers. Screen time can be dreaded for most 9-to-5 parents so how can we blend tech, toddlers, and outdoors all together? … Continue readingOutdoor Learning & Tech with a Toddler
UK based podcasters, and a part of the #watchfam, Dan (@timely_moments) and Darren (@zulualphastraps) invited me up onto their show to talk “Watches, Podcasts and All Things PNW.” From talking about the stories behind the watches I’ve made, how I started in Seiko modding, to getting started into podcasting; we cover a lot of ground trekking on the many stories around and topics of watches in our lives. … Continue readingZulu Time Podcast; Episode 10
After writing the Covid-19 Tactics post, I’ve had quite a bit of feedback and questions. So around those questions, for faculty and students, I wanted to share a more personal view on working with AV at home. In it, I show how I have my … Continue readingTeaching & Learning in the New-Normal, Within an @Home Studio
In Monday’s proclamation by Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, he has ordered all in the state to “stay home- stay healthy.” As educators follows his order to ‘hunker down,’ I pick up where my previous posts left off on tactics work-at-home educators can employ in their … Continue readingAV For The At Home Educator (Video part 1)
In an all-digital all-the-time age, analog input may sound a bit backwards. But sometimes, the easiest way comes down to just getting pen to paper. Here are two [relatively] easy ways a stay-at-home educator can incorporate penning ideas into their online course during these work-in-place … Continue readingInk or Digital Ink
