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Google Pixel 3, Home Hub, and Pixel Slate
Google recently held an event in New York City and announced three new products: Pixel 3, Slate, and Home Hub.
While these devices aren’t directly aimed at home education, I thought I’d write down some initial thoughts I had about each and how you could use them in homeschooling. Continue Reading →
Teaching With Film – Hannah Ruth Earl From The Moving Picture Institute – WHS 234
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Today I’m speaking with Hannah Ruth Earl of The Moving Picture Institute.
Hannah works on MPI’s talent development programs, including recruiting and acquisitions for grants, internships, and masterclasses.
She previously worked in independent film production at Bold Films and Rumble Films.
Hannah was also homeschooled and has been reaching out to homeschoolers about the free resources MPI has to offer.
The Moving Picture Institute is a modern-media production house and talent incubator that creates and supports high-impact film and video content designed to entertain, inspire, and educate audiences with captivating stories about human freedom. Continue Reading →
iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR Overview [Video]
Michael Prince from Family Tech Update has a great rundown of Apple’s recent keynote.
New iPhone and iWatch models dominated the event but there are some interesting features coming to these devices too.
Experience Astronomy with Luke Gilkerson – WHS 233
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Many kids and parents are fascinated by the night sky but don’t know where to start with nightly observations. With Experience Astronomy homeschool parents and students can learn to navigate the heavens and figure out if that bright light is a planet, star, or just an airplane. Continue Reading →