[Richard Herd]

FREEBIRD!

[Richard Herd]

Huh?

[Richard Herd]

More of same: https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/quarterly/speed/recoding-the-classroom-education-feature.html

[Richard Herd]

[Shane Ross] “Smash Blur isn’t basic editing”

Please make a tutorial on Smash Blur!

Thanks!

[Richard Herd]

[Bret Williams] “Marginal for Adobe Premiere”

What do you mean by that? I will be using it for high school students, so the machines get heavy heavy heavy use, but the actual projects are not that difficult by themselves (if that makes sense).

[Richard Herd]

My iMacs, FCPX, PPr arrive next week — for a high school program. Avid ($300 for teachers and students, a truely great deal) arrives next year, as I am waiting on grant money.

[Richard Herd]

This is very helpful thank you!

[Richard Herd]

[Andreas Kiel] “to create sparse disk images on either of the machines or on both”

Could each student have their own sparse disk image? If so, what size?

Thanks!

[Richard Herd]

Maybe it could be an episode of “Shark Tank.”

[Richard Herd]

I’ll be teaching FCPX (and PPr on Windows) in a high school in a couple of weeks. I will have 2 iMacs, and I’ve been wondering how to set this up from a sharing projects point of view. A student might start a project on computer 1. Then need to use computer 2. and so on.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Note: I will apply for a grant in January to install a NAS, but maybe that is wrong.

Last note: I’ve ordered Bill’s software rec in his signature.

Thanks!
Rich