I'm having a great time learning new skills in our Anthologies 301 class. Our Zoom sessions are so much fun. We share, we laugh, we learn!
Before last week, I had never made a video. It looked complicated, but Janet and Sylvia took us step-by-step through the process and gave lots tips along the way.
Here is my first video. I am sorry it is so small. I couldn't figure out how to make it larger. That will be a challenge for another day.
I hope to make and share more images and videos in the weeks ahead.
A big thank you to Tricia at The Miss Rumphius Effect for hosting today.
Have a great weekend!
What a lovely poem - I love how it celebrates that wonderful feeling of coming home and being welcomed by a beloved pet. Well done with the video! The course sounds like the perfect blend of fun and educational.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Elisabeth. All of the courses Janet and Sylvia offer have been wonderful. I've learned so much!
DeleteLinda, this is fabulous!! The photos with the music and poetry together really captures a moment. I will send this to my son, who has a lovely fluffy cat. That class must have been fun.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janice. I hope your son enjoys the video!
DeleteHi Linda,
ReplyDeleteI am so thrilled that you have created your video, you give me hope!! (I made it full screen by clicking on the box in the lower right next to the CC box.) My sister and mother adopted these red tabby kittens right after my dad died in 2005. One of the two is still alive. They think that they came from Katrina and NOLA. Lovely!!
Janet Clare F.
Thank you, Janet. I look forward to seeing the video YOU create!
DeleteIt's wonderful, Linda. I could see it just fine, FYI. Love the music added, like 'settling in' with that purring!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda. I'm still learning how to use this technology! : )
DeleteAw, sweet kitty poetry video, Linda! Purr-fect. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Bridget!
DeleteWhat a useful, creative skill to develop! Good job, Linda, Sylvia, and Janet!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tabatha. I still have a lot to learn, but it is fun!
DeleteWow!! SO many of us just got comfortable with Zoom and you've bounced off to the next technical challenge. This is really pretty - every step of the poem works. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tanita. It has been a challenge, but Janet and Sylvia have been great teachers!
DeleteGreat job. Made me feel warm and cuddly. No problem with the size of the video; I enlarged it to full screen on my desktop. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jama!
DeleteWell done!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mary Lee!
DeleteWhat a cool way to share a poem! I think kids would really love this!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Marcie!
DeleteLinda, congratulations. Your sort video is well done. I like your purr-fect video poem. Did you use iMovie, Lumen or something else?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carol. I used Canva. I hope to learn how to use iMovie next. : )
DeleteLinda, congratulations on your sweet and beautiful video and poem! I love the photos you picked out or were some of those your own photos? I'm still working on mine. I love the music you paired with your video. Did you find the purring sound on Canva or did you record your own cat purring? My Tigress is sharing a seat with me and purring.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gail. All of the photos came from Canva and Unsplash. The music came from Canva too. All Tigress sounds like a sweet kitty. : )
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I love the video. Kudos to you for learning a new way to poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you have jumped into the 301 courses and experimented with making graphics and videos, Linda. You are truly a lifelong learner. Next up: SWAG! I think it would be fun for you to put some of your poems on little "Poem in Your Pocket Day" cards, refrigerator magnets, and ANYTHING you want!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janet. I'm looking forward to learning all about making SWAG. You and Sylvia have made learning easy and fun!
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