Recently I discussed virtue with my students. I had some thoughts to share with you from this discussion, so I shot another video.
See if you can see where my son helped me…
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Recently I discussed virtue with my students. I had some thoughts to share with you from this discussion, so I shot another video.
See if you can see where my son helped me…
Problems with the video? Click here to watch.
After I finished my classes today, I thought of some things to share with you. So I grabbed my phone and shot this video:
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Last week I was able to interview Gregg Valeriano about his recent lecture, “The Character of Classical and Christian Education.”
Delivered at the Petra Educator’s Conference, Gregg’s talk discusses the nature of classical, Christian education; how it differs from secular classicism; the dangers, scope, and goals of classical education; and some of the best classical methodologies.
Our interview covers the key points of Gregg’s lecture:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CA5oEfCJSM?controls=0&showinfo=0&rel=0
Take a half-minute and leave a comment below:
Last week I was working on a new project for you all, and I needed to use a font from Google. After a bit of research and tinkering, I figured out how to download the right Google font and install it on my Mac.
I wanted to share with you what I learned for two reasons:
So I made a quick little tutorial explaining how to install a Google font on your Mac (it’s useful even for PC users). Here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4w_hwrgrUk?autoplay=1&controls=0&showinfo=0&rel=0
PC users would still download the font in the same way. You’d just install the .ttf files in a different location. Do some quick Google research to figure out where to paste the .ttf files.
Your Turn: What other kinds of tutorials would be helpful to you?