I was recently at the Apple RTC conference in Wickford Essex, where I ran into my old friend and associate Oscar Stringer. Oscar was talking about a new animation camera that he was using in his projects. He kindly sent me one for review. This review is aimed at Schools who want to find animation [...]
Here are a couple of examples of how Teachers can use 3d Digital Media, in the classroom. I used MediaStage from Immersive Education to build these two demonstration videos.
Initially I built these videos after receiving IE training at Stoke-on-Trent CLC’s in Staffordshire.
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In his work for Longton High CLC students from Heron Cross Primary School in years 5 and 6 successfully complete Animation sessions to assist their literacy projects.
Year 5 students wanted to create a short scene from the “Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe.
The students built their [...]
On July 1st 2008, Longton CLC worked with Staffordshire Partnership to deliver an exciting course called school TV. The course sows teachers how to to get their digital media, such as movies, music and image galleries online in a safe environment.
The course went well with 20 teachers in attendance. Phil Gregory explained how the [...]
Longton High City Learning Centre have produced some 3D resources for use in the Classroom. Images can be tailor made to suit your project.
Whether you need historical or contemporary images, we can create characters and scenes to suit your needs and enhance your learning resources.
Examples of content [...]
St Mary’s Catholic School came into the CLC to learn the techniques of Stop-Motion Animation. Although young, these animators were amongst some of the best we have seen for a while in the CLC.
The day was broken into two parts. Jenny Hulme delivered the iStopMotion tutorial in the morning with Phil Gregory delivering [...]
February 28th saw an Animation workshop from Harpfield Primary school. Children and teachers worked alongside Phil Gregory and Jenny Hulme of Longton CLC to produce unique animations in the one day session.
The models were made from paper, foam and pipe cleaners. A range of films were produced and distributed to the school. An [...]
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