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Effective video communication is key to Open Source Ecology's work. As we replicate our operations worldwide, it is important to teach new people effective video communication skills: how to produce high quality video communications - BUT with open source hardware | Effective video communication is key to Open Source Ecology's work. As we replicate our operations worldwide, it is important to teach new people effective video communication skills: how to produce high quality video communications - BUT with open source hardware, software and collaboration principles. A quick google on Open Source Film Studio does not yield relevant results. [[Open Source Cinema]] and [[Blender]] do exist as useful tools. A simpler hardware tool is the [[Raspberry Pi Tablet Film Studio]], which is a product being developed in the Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. | ||
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* Feedback from students/ testimonials: what could be improved, what are the positives? | |||
* Time lapses on each project. | |||
* High quality audio/ video on key processes. | |||
Revision as of 22:48, 27 February 2020
About
Effective video communication is key to Open Source Ecology's work. As we replicate our operations worldwide, it is important to teach new people effective video communication skills: how to produce high quality video communications - BUT with open source hardware, software and collaboration principles. A quick google on Open Source Film Studio does not yield relevant results. Open Source Cinema and Blender do exist as useful tools. A simpler hardware tool is the Raspberry Pi Tablet Film Studio, which is a product being developed in the Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp.
Collaboration
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Documentation
- Feedback from students/ testimonials: what could be improved, what are the positives?
- Time lapses on each project.
- High quality audio/ video on key processes.