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Multimedia Master Class

A master class gives students a chance to learn specialized ideas from an expert in a particular arena. Think violin. We're all trying to be better multimedia teachers. What better way to learn than to hear ideas, view samples and get critiques from people who teach within all the specialties that make up "multimedia"?

Showing posts with label slideshow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slideshow. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Rights-free music

Anyone have good sources for getting free music for slideshows? I want my students to post their pieces publicly but can't do that if they're stealing copyrighted tunes.
Posted by Katy Culver at 5:11 AM No comments:
Labels: multimedia, music, slideshow
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