Look what I found: YouTube Video Editor

Searching around YouTube, I found the video editor.  Users can edit their videos directly on the website. They can also use videos uploaded from other users.  Here is a quick video I made with some of my original videos.  (If you want to use my videos, they are uploaded to Creative Common Video section of YouTube Video Editor)

Bobble Head and Hanky Pankie

A group at USF called Educators in Action (EIA).  This group does community service projects, raise money for organizations, and run special events.  Last year,  EIA ran a mini Minute To Win It with fellow education students and professors.  There were many different games that are on the original  program such as Card Ninja, Bobble Head, Caddy Shack, and Hanky Pankie.  Prizes for Subway and a grand prize of $150 was given away.

A one sided arguement of Coffee

Coffee wins without even thinking about it.

I come into work a half an hour early so there is coffee for everyone at work. I usually drink at least two cups of coffee a day while working. I always make coffee the same way, and this is how:

one filter with 5 scoops of coffee

a full pot of cold water (Mr. Coffee coffeemaker, 12 cups)

For my cup of coffee, I usually put two packets of sugar with splash of creamer.

101 things I learned at USF (in alphebetic order)

1. 010 means inquiry
2. a circle with a dot in the middle means “sounds like”
3. acoustic covers are better than originals
4. adult swim
5. always ask for a college discount
6. always be open to more things
7. always have content
8. apples to apples
9. armorgames.com
10. balancing food pyramid
11. beat-boxing
12. Catholicism
13. check first if you’re giving your professors pet names
14. collegehumor.com
15. coupons = gold
16. critique a movie
17. crocheting
18. dancing in front of large crowds
19. different atmosphere
20. do not get hit by a marshmallow
21. dvds in the library
22. explaining apples to apples
23. fedoras fit me well
24. financing
25. finding the best coffee
26. fire-alarms will go off at the most random times
27. fish migrate according to the warmth or water
28. get to know people
29. google maps
30. having a new friend on Facebook makes my day
31. how awesome I look with a fedora
32. how much money walmart can take from you
33. how not to set up a billboard
34. how to act at an interview
35. how to be independent
36. how to be professional
37. how to catch a fish
38. how to complete a task
39. how to cook noodles
40. how to draw cloth
41. how to evil I look with a goatee
42. how to find a website to tie a tie
43. how to find people on facebook
44. how to give a tour
45. how to make a song on piano
46. how to make bread
47. how to make dust bunnies
48. how to model
49. how to play call of duty
50. how to research on youtube
51. how to sing bass
52. how to stack tables
53. how to talk to strangers
54. how to tell a truth and two lies
55. how to use photoshop
56. how to write thank you cards
57. how well five hour energy works on me
58. hulu.com
59. I feel awesome when I get assignments ahead of time
60. I strongly dislike ties
61. internet works anywhere
62. It’s not worth it to miss class
63. learning how to live–this is the start of it
64. learning the difference Bob Marley and Jimmy Hendricks
65. making a “veggie” burger
66. making coffee
67. making up content on the spot
68. math on excel
69. Mike Relm
70. mirror lake is not turning into a parking lot
71. modeling for a camera
72. most events are cool, so go
73. movies on Youtube
74. Owl City
75. pandora.com
76. pepermint in coffee
77. perfecting minesweeper
78. playing billards
79. pre-assesments
80. randomly finding scholarships is better than brownies
81. reading news online
82. remember to dance
83. seeing professors outside of the classroom is always exciting
84. sharing textbooks makes real friends
85. slam poetry
86. spinning wool
87. study. often.
88. take time to check out the local places
89. take time to smash pinatas
90. talking on the phone
91. the cheapest pizza is not the best
92. the delete button
93. the importance of signing a petition
94. there is no such thing as to much chocolate
95. turtles are able to stack on top of each other
96. use your tutors!!!
97. vloging
98. what kind of head phones not to use
99. you are very likely to create a catch-phrase (whoo-raa)
100. zebra mocha
101. zumba

Health Careers Dancing

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Reflextion at Work.

Saturday Morning Art Awesomeness

One aspect of USF that is unique is the amount of hand-on experience students get here.  We have the simulation lab for the nursing students, we have the Entrepreneurship Center for the business major, and Saturday Morning Art for Art Ed. people…like me!

I am currently enrolled in Saturday Morning Art for this semester.  I am teaching first and second grade students.  I will have the biggest class probably having about 25 students, and I will be teaching them for two hours; I teach for 11 weeks.

Thanks to the university, I have tons of experience with elementary students.  I’ve taught 27 second and third grades in a cafeteria.  Dr. Petsch, my adviser, has allowed me to substitute for Saturday Morning Art classes in the past.  I also teach Sunday school for second graders.

I have a lot of ideas I want my students to experience.  We will be working on animation, set design, fashion, silk-screening, and a balloon still-life.

I’ll post updates about how this class and other ones are going in the future.