Sappho’s Designs
DS106: Capture/Screenshot a scene from an episode of a TV show or a movie and try to make a poster for that episode or movie. Try to make it cool! Be creative! Here is my gif from the opening and … Continue reading
DS106: Capture/Screenshot a scene from an episode of a TV show or a movie and try to make a poster for that episode or movie. Try to make it cool! Be creative! Here is my gif from the opening and … Continue reading →
The Village library is full of some entertaining and suspenseful reads. It’s important to have hobbies and materials that keep our minds busy. We recently had several donations of “I Can Read” books all from different Community members. Odd. I … Continue reading →
In a continued attempted to find meaning in Prisoner106 I am continuing to analyse the first reel of the surveillance footage by various means. I had previously downloaded Videogrep a tool for making supercut videos from video and subtitle (.srt) files. First I had to find a subtitle file for the video. As usual with […]
Last night Tina put an idea in my head. We escaped Then have a radio road trip: Rocking along to #DS106Radio When I woke up I rubbed my eyes and went to the window: No information, this assignment is not a number. (I miss the opportunity to change the car number plate…) Update: I remembered […]
I never went to summer camp. I didn’t have friends that went to summer camp. For a while I thought summer camp was just something that existed in tween/YA books to move the plot along. Parents were out of the … Continue reading →
Being a Director of Academic Technology, how can I not love the episode “The General”? This episode has everything: a crazy professor, an education fad, extreme B.F. Skinnerisms, a “Trust Me” sign, and crazy Old School Tie outfits complete with … Continue reading →
In preparation for the upcoming Arts & Crafts Exhibition, I headed over to Communications to make the morning Village announcement. Finally. I thought Council would never consent to another Arts & Crafts Exhibition after the great unpleasantness (thanks for nothing, … Continue reading →