Adding a CART Writer or ASL Interpreter to your WebEx class - April 24th 2020, 1:12:05 pm

Adding a CART Writer or ASL Interpreter to your WebEx class is easy once you know where to go and what buttons to push. This also will work for any outside speaker that you might want to invite to speak to your class. To minimize my face and enlarge the computer screen steps, use the toggle arrows.

How to make a cloth face mask

Houston Community College Libraries shares a how-to video tutorial on sewing cloth face masks. The video was created by an HCC Library Staff member who wanted to do something to help others during the pandemic. Please share with others. While fabric masks will not give full protection as surgical and N95 masks, CDC still recommend homemade fabric face masks to help minimize the spread of COVID-19. To help with the shortages of masks in hospitals, masks with filtered pockets are recommended to…

CLO Virtual Fashion app: User Stories

Hear it from actual users who have benefited from CLO. Also, take a look at the possibility of #d objects interacting with the video, a new Edutube feature.

How to Find Open Educational Resources

A short video showing how you can find Open Educational Resources using the web.

Kaltura Meeting Rooms

Kaltura Meeting Rooms How-To Video. In addition to the video, there are three supporting documents available for download which are attached. Kaltura Live Room is easy to use, it's part of Canvas and the video recordings remain inside "My Media". The best part is that it is free. Faculty can get up and running with Live room in a matter of ten minutes or less.

Cisco WebEx Student

Danel Zharmenova: Residential Design project 360°

Danel will be teaching an 8 week VR Class for Interior Designers and Architects at Central's XR Lab & Studio. This Residential Design project 360° was designed using TwinMotion at HCC's XR Lab & Studio in Spring 2019. HCC students are making immersive content that moves audiences in exciting new ways. For more information about the class see attached poster.

Caroline Roberts | Present | HCC Beat

“The present of my life looks different under trees,” is a quote from a passage in Annie Dillard’s Pilgrim at Tinker Creek in which she muses on the differences between “soft-shelled humans” and the trees with their bark shields and immense lifespans. Trees 'remember' the weather through their growth rings and, in fossilized remains, the pattern of these rings is used to study past climates. What will current, living trees tell the future?This…