I like double dipping. And lest you think it's gross, Jamie and Adam busted that myth. But that's not the kind of double dipping I'm talking about. I've been blessed over the years to be able to work on projects and ideas that serve multiple purposes, people and organizations.  A few months ago my boss asked me to find a way to capture the many...

I've had the privilege of spending a few days in Shelley Wright's Classroom.  Her blog has been a breath of fresh air this year as she has been taking some major steps in changing her classroom.  Watching her students and her interact and find their way was not necessarily a smooth and perfect transition. She would be the first to admit there's...

I have no idea if this is the first and only, or the first of many podcasts all about the photo a day project. Tonight it's me D'arcy Norman and Alan Levine talking about a little passion we all share. Have a listen. If you have an idea for a future podcast or just would like to join us/me sometime, leave a...

For the first assignment in DS 106, we're asked to tell a short story of something that has happened to us recently.   All the video and photos were taken using my iphone4 and the cartoon downloaded from Youtube using pwnyoutube. I didn't write out a script, which is fairly obvious. I did have to retake the narration about 4 times until it was somewhat...

I've been taking a photo a day for nearly 1,000 days. I must say it's likely something I'll continue to do as I represents a wonderful way to tell the story of myself and my family.  Last year I challenged myself to name all my photos of the day with a one word title and not repeating a word in the process. That was somewhat difficult but kept things...