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Dr. Douglas E. Hersh is Dean of Educational Programs at Santa Barbara City College. Previously Doug was a roustabout and roughneck on an offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. He also triple-majored at Yale, earned a masters and doctoral degree in education and has developed several technical innovations for higher education including the open-source human presence learning environment built on a basic Moodle engine that has been profiled in USA Today, Inside Higher Ed, TechEDge and other leading publications. An avid sailor, hang gliding pilot, woodworker and horticulturist, Doug’s true passion is invention.
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Pedagogy 2.0: YouTube Video Editor
Last Updated on Thursday, 04 November 2010 Written by Dr. Douglas E. Hersh Tuesday, 02 November 2010
The latest in a series of cloud-based Pedagogy 2.0 tools for creating and uploading educational videos is the YouTube Video Editor. Check out this short video and learn why this new application constitutes an important release, what it comprises and how you use it.
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— 2011-05-09 12:19After spending my entire professional life creating motion pictures and being considered one of, arguably, not too many who could do it competently, I now come face to face with YouTube. Here, again, we find a graphic example of many attempting to serve with relatively few doing so successfully. But, oh! The numerical size of the few! And their talent and ability!!! If only half of those who deserve it, based upon their submissions, find the recognition due them, they will put my small fraternity to shame.
So, more concisely put, my complaint is neither against Dr. Hersh nor YouTube. My grumble is, YouTube, where were you when I needed you? Why were you not yet there when I was coming up?