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10th grade graphic arts game videos
Overwatch Gameplay video game footage (Orisa)
25fps footage playing Overwatch as Orisa (character in game).
I use this footage to teach students how to edit video clips together.
They really enjoy editing footage from something they may already play or have played before. I typically have them edit together a "highlight video" of all the best moments. So they have to select good parts, put them in order, and add music.
The game is rated PEGI 12 (ages 12+)
Contains mild graphic violence (guns) no blood or gore.
My player name is not visi
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Overwatch Gameplay video game footage (D.Va)
25fps footage playing Overwatch as D.Va (character in game) at lunar colony.
I use this footage to teach students how to edit video clips together.
They really enjoy editing footage from something they may already play or have played before. I typically have them edit together a "highlight video" of all the best moments. So they have to select good parts, put them in order, and add music.
The game is rated PEGI 12 (ages 12+)
Contains mild graphic violence (guns) no blood or gore.
My player n
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Types:
Introduction video for "Java Programming What Do You Want To Do?"
This book teaches programming the fun way.
Learning a programming language on your own can be daunting. You can enjoy great success, and you are in for some remarkable discoveries along the way. Almost thirty years ago, I began my adventures with computers in the traditional way – I took a course at the local community college titled Beginning Programming 101 or something like that. It was a step into a fog-filled room with thirty others just as bewildered as I. The instructor was from indus
Grades:
9th - 12th
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