Inject Creativity Live with Tim Kitchen - Wednesday 10th June, 2020

In tonight's session, Tim was joined by:

• Brett Kent (AEL) from the NSW Department of Education T4L Team
• Steven Kolber ACL  English, History, EAL Teacher at Brunswick Secondary College in Melboure & Executive Secretary at Teachers Across Borders (TAB) Australia

During this session, the Spark Challenge was to create a video showcasing a couple of new things you have learned during the session.

Brett covered how he utilises Adobe Premiere Elements to create videos with his students. The thing I found the most interesting in his live demonstration was how clearly he explained, described and demonstrated how to negotiate the menus to find features such as a green screen effect.

Steven then joined us with a presentation based on Pecha Kucha 20x20; a simple Japanese methodology for presentation where you show 20 images, speaking to each for 20 seconds only.

This was another really enjoyable session, where I took time to appreciate the different styles and approaches of the Educators who share in the Adobe Education Community and Inject Creativity Live. My own presentation is on the 1st July 2020, so I have a lot to think about and prepare - especially if I want to stick to my 20 minute timeslot. 

My Spark Video submission can be viewed below - this particular submission was created in 30 minutes. While I was enjoying the presentations, I used my video to create some notes for future reference.

Note: This video was created using Adobe Spark, and the audio has a few issues; I completed no post-production, so the levelling and audio quality isn't where I would normally like it. Still, not bad for 30 minutes.

Also, you can hear my dog chewing on a toy in the background ;)

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