Recording a Team Meeting
The other day I was asked how instructors could pre-record a lecture to share with students asynchronously – Teams can do that!
The other day I was asked how instructors could pre-record a lecture to share with students asynchronously – Teams can do that!
This is a handy feature in Microsoft Teams. I think that it is especially useful if you have a remote camera or multi-camera setup!
Are we repeating the past? If you are old enough to remember the birth of the Internet – and specifically the rush to use web pages to communicate – then what we see today with AI may seem familiar. During the early days of the Internet, in order to “learn” about the Internet, people rushed…
The new Mac Mini with an M1 chip is incredibly powerful and versatile. I’ve been a fan of these small systems for quite some time and have used them for building different labs to learn and use Virtual Machines. Unfortunately, at the time of this post, the VMWare Fusion software doesn’t seem to work with…
It could be that you are not part of the Public Preview program. A program that releases new features a bit in advance of general availability. However, it’s not as easy as clinking a button – you have to click a couple 😀
On my YouTube Channel, I’ve decided to do some videos on data movement and analysis over the summer. With school being out, my Teams and Teaching videos are not as needed (don’t worry – I’m filming a number of them for Aug/Sept) – so I wanted to put some videos around technical and data skills…
When students begin learning about new technology, there is an assumption that they already possess certain foundational skills: file management, the ability to download resources, Internet skills. While mostly true – this cannot be assumed and I often test to see if they do. Giving them assignments and introductory activities to confirm. However, one skill…