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I'm an amateur (VERY amateur) videotographer and video editor. I mostly do this for my own purposes: I enjoy the process and occasionally even like the finished product. I'll post these amateur productions to this wiki: keep an eye on the sidebar. The first video is a training video: how to record a Skype call. The second video was one I created during the faculty strike. I received a lot of positive feedback from people who watched it. I think it makes a strong statement that without faculty, and without students, all we have is bricks and mortar.
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Interaction
Please relate a personal experience where you were in a situation where people didn't interact, where you expected them to. How did it make you feel? Were you disappointed? What might you have done at the time to make things better?

How important do you think interaction is to our first-year students?

What do you think is most important?
Of the six points that are made, what do you consider to be the most important one? Why?

What's Missing?
As an RA, what else might you want to find on this page? Remember: you can't have it too crowded, or you'll not find the information that you need. But what else would be good to have here?

Help with Contents
I've not been able to find how to arrange the contents of the wiki better: the items are simply listed under pages. Does anyone know how to properly list these topics: to change the order they appear, to create headings and subheadings?

and I'd really appreciate your comments. Take a look!
I've also uploaded an introduction to an interesting book, by Nicholas Carr, entitled "The Shallows". Check it out: its only a couple of minutes.
It's also easy to post recordings of digitally recorded conversations: the recording above is an excerpt from a conversation between a classmate and I as we were trying to figure out where a file was hidden.
Videos:
I'm an amateur (VERY amateur) videotographer and video editor. I mostly do this for my own purposes: I enjoy the process and occasionally even like the finished product. I'll post these amateur productions to this wiki: keep an eye on the sidebar. The first video is a training video: how to record a Skype call. The second video was one I created during the faculty strike. I received a lot of positive feedback from people who watched it. I think it makes a strong statement that without faculty, and without students, all we have is bricks and mortar.

I've also uploaded an introduction to an interesting book, by Nicholas Carr, entitled "The Shallows". Check it out: its only a couple of minutes.
Videos:
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