Podcasts about comic life

We're on holiday this week! Wait, I am being told, we are in fact not on holiday. The show must go on! (Although a bit shorter than normal. Sorry and you're welcome!) A little ranty in the beginning, but it picks up! We've got Andrew's mouse follow up, Turbo Media Corner, and Turbo Photography Corner. Martin won some trivia. Jason even got to say FLAC! We're on Holiday 00:00:00 We're on holiday!

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating story of Kristina Kashtanova, author of "Zarya of the Dawn," a comic book that she illustrated using AI-generated images. Kristina shares her personal struggles during the pandemic, including losing loved ones, being unemployed, and undergoing dental surgery. She talks about how she discovered the power of AI-generated images through OpenAI DALL-E and how it helped her overcome her pain and isolation. We learn about her creative process of generating various images before remembering her story and deciding to use AI-generated images to illustrate it. Kristina also shares her experience of sharing her progress on social media and receiving positive feedback from the AI community. Her story is a testament to the intersection of art and technology and how it can be used to overcome personal struggles and create something beautiful. We are also going by a duo of Richmond Law School Professors, Ashley Dobbs and Roger Skalbeck. Professor Dobbs runs the IP and Transactional Law Clinic at Richmond and explains that the clinic provides an opportunity for law students to work directly with clients on intellectual property matters, such as copyright and trademark protection, under her supervision. The clinic primarily works with startups, entrepreneurs, and creators who cannot afford legal services. Ashley and her team also handle various transactional matters related to intellectual property, such as forming entities, reviewing contracts, and assigning rights. By working with clients in a real-world setting, law students are able to apply their book learning to practical situations and gain valuable experience before entering the workforce. She is also providing assistance to her fellow professor Roger Skalbeck for his "Copyright §101" Comic Book. Roger Skalbeck created a comic book to teach his students about copyright laws in the United States. Roger explains that he wanted to create something that looked like the comic books he grew up with, such as the Avengers and Spider-Man, with a vibrant and simplified aesthetic. He used various tools, including Mid-Journey for image generation and Photoshop and Pixlr for updates, before putting it together with a layout program called Comic Life 3. Roger's comic book provides a visual representation of each individual definition in the statute, making it easier for students to understand complex legal concepts. By using a comic book as a teaching tool, Roger is able to engage his students in a fun and creative way while also providing them with a valuable learning experience. Tune in to learn more about Roger's efforts to use a comic book to teach copyright laws and how it is helping to transform legal education. Roger has a class set up in the Fall Semester this year that will require his students to create a comic book that focuses on a practical aspect of Access to Justice. Tune in to learn more about the intersection of law, comic books, AI, and copyright. Make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platforms and share the podcast with your colleagues. Contact Us: Twitter: ⁠@gebauerm⁠, or ⁠@glambert⁠Voicemail: 713-487-7821Email: geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.comMusic: ⁠Jerry David DeCicca Transcript available on 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

Behind the scenes life in comedy! Rashaun tells us what inspires him to keep going. He also has some special surprises coming up. He's dope, funny, and inspiring. Starting in Comedy and now adding acting to his list?! OKAAAYYYY!!! Follow his social media to keep up on his life. Make sure to go check out my website: www.MyLovelyLunaticLeoLife.com  Miss A's IG: MyLovelyLunaticLeoLife                        MissALovesToTravel Rashaun's IG: Rashaun.Reese

Live from the Leicester Comedy Festival in it's 30th Anniversary Richard Gill and Mark Duqueno join forces to talk about a few of their experiences at the festival. Listen and enjoy. Richard Gill Instagram: @R.W.Gill Richard Gill Twitter: @RW_Gill Richard Gill Facebook: Richard.Gill.758 A Rich Comic Life Facebook Group A Rich Comic Life blog The Comedy Nerd Instagram @The ComedyNerd Comedy in a Nutshell Instagram @ComedyInANutshell Comedy In A Nutshell webpage

Live from the Leicester Comedy Festival for the 30th Anniversary Richard Gill and Mark Duqueno join forces to talk about a few of their experiences at the festival. Listen and enjoy. Richard Gill Instagram: @R.W.Gill Richard Gill Twitter: @RW_Gill Richard Gill Facebook: Richard.Gill.758 A Rich Comic Life Facebook Group A Rich Comic Life blog The Comedy Nerd Instagram @The ComedyNerd Comedy in a Nutshell Instagram @ComedyInANutshell Comedy In A Nutshell webpage

Hello and a very warm welcome to A Rich Comic Life Podcast.  My name is Richard Gill and I attend a lot of live and online UK comedy shows.  For the last forty-six years, I have been sitting in audiences watching and laughing at live and online comedy. This podcast features interviews with some of my favourite comedians who talk about their careers.  The comedians are all entertaining, very funny and provide stories and valuable insights into the world of stand-up. The podcast is part of my blog www.arichcomiclife.blog which details my experiences of watching over 800 comedians (and counting).  Thank you so much for listening and I hope you enjoy the interviews…

On this weeks Book(ish) I sit down with comedian Anthony Jeannot to discuss The Midnight Library by Matt Haig. Our conversation includes life lessons in cars with road comics, when sliding doors aren't as definitive as we like to think and my time being ground to a pulp by the city of London. Enjoy!Books mentioned:The Alchemist by Paolo CoelhoThe Gene: An Intimate History by Siddhartha MukherjeeDaytripper by Fábio Moon and Gabriel BáYou can follow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Follow Book(ish) and give your thoughts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.Sign up to our newsletter here. Join our facebook group here.You can now physically send us stuff to PO BOX 7127, Reservoir East, Victoria, 3073.Want to help support the show?Sanspants+ | Podkeep | USB Tapes | MerchWant to get in contact with us?Email | Twitter | Website | Facebook | Reddit See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's #Patchat I sit down with comic aficionado and the mind behind the comic turned youtube channel STIMULUS, my friend Garret! We discuss the state of comics today, what future the industry could have, and his exploration into the world of indi comics. We also talk about being creative, the challenges of trying to find an audience, and our approaches to our channels

Looie & Edwin enlist the help of fellow podcaster and life liver Johnathan (of "My Zen Post Op Life") to trudge though news of new batmen and inclimate circus weather.

In my very first episode I talk about who I am, some of the very talented people I work with, and some of my opinions on the industry. Enjoy!

Dan Pulzello - ComedianThis episode is my interview with NYC comedian Dan Pulzello. In this episode we talk about how his family name was changed at Ellis Island, the best pizza EVER, why anyone would play Lacrosse, and Dan's upcoming charity comedy show at The Comic Strip Live. Visit Dan on Social Media:Twitter: @DanPulzelloInsta: @DanPulzelloFB: Dan Pulzelloalso FB: Dan Puzello ComedyDan's website: zellocomedy.comWebsite to get tickets to charity event in NYC:snacknyc.com/comedy-night

In this week's episode of Off Panel, writer Robert Kirkman joins the show to talk comics and his new book, Oblivion Song. Kirkman discusses why he keeps making comics, whether he's an art nerd, how his success allows him to take risks, learning from other creators and comics, Oblivion Song's lead time, his approach to writing, Savage Dragon's impact on him, how artists have changed the path of his comics, what made Lorenzo de Felici the right fit for Oblivion Song, what he looks for in his collaborators, the ending of Invincible, seeing so many other people working in his sandbox, the glory of Andrew J. Shaw, fictional editors, and more.

Morning! • The opener... • Get us out from under Wonder Woman • An explanation on the comic world... • Headache... • Vlog https://ivansiladji.com/2017/04/04/i-promised-a-siladji-family-dinner-vlog/

In this episode of The PE Geek Podcast we explore a variety of simple and cloud based tools that you can leverage to produce classroom & lesson materials. Best of all these tools make it possible for you to create high quality resources without requiring you to spend hours learning complicated software and systems. Resources explored include;1. Canva, Comic Life & Piktochart2. Animoto & Ripl3. Fiverr

Kelly interviews George Couros, author of the book The Innovator's Mindset: Empower Learning, Unleash Talent, and Lead a Culture of Creativity. George Couros is a leading educator in the area of innovative leadership, teaching, and learning. He has worked with all levels of school–from K-12 as a teacher and technology facilitator, school and district administrator, and is the author of the book The Innovator's Mindset; Empower Learning, Unleash Talent, and Lead a Culture of Creativity. He is one of education's most sought after speakers, and speaks on the topic of innovative student learning and engagement and has worked with schools and organizations around the globe. George is also the creator of connectedprincipals.com, an initiative that brings educators and leaders together from around the world to create powerful learning opportunities for students. In the pre-roll Kelly talks about his students building books using MacBooks and iBooks Author, iPads and Book Creator, and Comic Life software by Plasq. Also mentioned in this podcast: George Couros's book: The Innovator's MindsetGeorge's website: http://connectedprincipals.comJim Harmon's book: Through Students EyesReshan Richards's book: Blending LeadershipBook CreatorComic Life If you would like your book, product, service, conference, or website mentioned or highlighted in the pre-roll of The Wired Educator Podcast , please visit www.WiredEducator.com and send Kelly an email. You can subscribe and leave your review of The Wired Educator Podcast at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wired-educator-podcast/id974270220?mt=2  

This episode was recorded 17 May 2013 live and in person at Omni's lovely offices overlooking Lake Union in Seattle. You can download the m4a file or subscribe in iTunes. (Or subscribe to the podcast feed.) Tim Wood, CTO of The Omni Group, talks about how Omni got started and what it was like being a NeXT developer before the acquisition. This episode is sponsored by Squarespace. Easily create beautiful websites via drag-and-drop. Get help any time from their 24/7 technical support. Create responsive websites — ready for phones and tablets — without any extra effort: Squarespace's designers have already handled it for you. Get 10% off by going to http://squarespace.com/therecord. And, if you want to get under the hood, check out their APIs at developers.squarespace.com. This episode is also sponsored by Microsoft Azure Mobile Services. Mobile Services is a great way to provide backend services — syncing and other things — for your iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps. If you've been to the website already, you've seen the tutorials where you input code into a browser window. And that's an easy way to get started. But don't be fooled: Mobile Services is deep. You can write in your favorite text editor and deploy via Git. Regular-old Git, not Git#++. Git. Things we mention, in order of appearance (more or less): Atari 800 BASIC Tacoma, WA Commodore Apple II 6502 Assembler Atari ST Compute! Magazine Burroughs Mainframes Radio Shack NeXT Mac University of Washington H19 Terminal Fortran Mathematica LaTeX Java Ada Boeing Department of Defense VMS IBM 360 Objective-C AppKit Interface Builder Project Builder Makefiles Read-write Optical drives Wil Shipley Ken Case Greg Titus Tom Bunch Massively multiplayer games Minecraft MOOs MUSHes CompuServe Ultima Online William Morris Agency McCaw Cellular 1992 Framemaker Adobe Lighthouse Design Diagram! OmniGraffle 1994 www.app OmniWeb Blink tag Rocky & Bullwinkle Rhapsody Hewlett Packard Sun OpenStep Solaris Windows NT Be Jean-Louis Gasée Enterprise Objects Framework Core Data Avie Tevanian Jon Rubinstein Bertrand Serlet Craig Federighi Appletalk Yellow Box HP-UX Andrew Stone Doom Id Software Wil's mail OpenGL John Carmack DirectX OmniOutliner Comic Life NCSA GCD Blocks Functional programming Mac Pro Go Rust Race conditions OmniPresence Own the Wheel iCloud Core Data Syncing Rich Siegel Yojimbo Sync Services

It's all things ISTE! It was a great conference and we wanted to share some of our take-aways with you. If you were there, share with us! If you weren't, you won't feel left out after this! ISTE Conference 2013 http://www.isteconference.org/2013/ Photo Walk http://www.flickr.com/groups/iste13photowalk ISTE YouTube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/istevideos?feature=watch Dean Shareski's ISTE Reflection The Stupidest Creative Act http://ideasandthoughts.org/2013/06/29/the-stupidest-creative-act/ Jane McGonigal - Gamification http://janemcgonigal.com/ Game Play vs. Game Based Learning http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2013/06/a-good-chart-on-traditional-classroom.html Educade http://educade.org/ Comic Life 3! Link to plasq - Comic Life 3 isn't out yet but when it is, it will be available here! http://plasq.com/ KidPix 3D for iPad It isn't out yet, but when it is, you'll find a link here! http://www.mackiev.com/kidpix/index.html BrainPOP Educator http://www.brainpop.com/educators/community/ Atlas Learning LiveSlide https://atlaslearning.net/liveslide Connected Educator Month http://connectededucators.org/cem/ Project 24 - Digital Planning for Schools http://www.all4ed.org/project24 Free Learning Registry http://free.ed.gov/ EduTecher http://www.edutecher.net/ EduClipper http://educlipper.net/ 23 Microsoft Teaching Tools for Teachers http://elearningindustry.com/23-microsoft-free-teaching-tools-for-educators-education Digital Tattoos http://djainslietech.com/2013/06/30/your-digital-tattoo/

Part 2 on how to get started using Comic Life on your iPad.

Short instructional video on how to get started using Comic Life for your iPad.

Jokes: Counting Skills A teacher asked little Johnny if he knows the numbers 1 to 10. "Yes! Of course! My pop taught me even more than 10." "Good. What comes after three? "Four," answers the boy. "What comes after six?" "Seven." "Very good," says the teacher. "Your dad did a good job. Now, what comes after ten?" "Jack." On Our Mind: NMSA 2010 Whither Wi-Fi? Will TodaysMeet be used? iTunes Rankings Helping others: Hello fellow middle school science teachers. This is a reminder to please complete this survey. My gratitude to the hundreds of teachers who have already done so. I am conducting a study of middle school science teachers and their teaching about the ocean. I need your help! Your answers to my survey questions will contribute to what we know about the current state of ocean literacy education in the United States. All other challenges to the world ocean aside, the intricacies of the current oil spill crisis are reason enough to ensure that our citizenry is ocean literate. If you have at least one year of experience teaching middle school science, would you please take my survey? It will take 15-20 minutes to complete and your answers are completely confidential and anonymous. The survey can be accessed by clicking on the following Internet link: https://purdue.qualtrics.com/SE?SID=SV_87zwywgq8dNRqn2 Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science on Twitter Headrush - MythBusters for Kids Team America Rocket Contest From the Twitterverse: Advisory: Voki - Voki is a free service that allows you to create personalized speaking avatars and use them on your blog, profile, and in email messages. Inspirational Quotes - Here, I’ll share 20 of my favorite inspirational quotes. I won’t include any commentary because the quotes speak for themselves. I hope they resonate with you as much as they have with me :) University of Virginia’s Honor Code: Use this video in connection with the “Coat of Arms” materials from NMSA’s Treasure Book to build an Advisory activity! Tech Tools: Markup IO Draw on any webpage. Share your ideas. Mark. Share. Done. Draw on any webpage with MarkUp to quickly share your thoughts. Try it now by choosing a shape to trace. Get MarkUp to use it any time. http://markup.io/ Yudu “Read online publications and self publish digital magazines, eBooks and more.” Here’s one thing that I like about it - you can create your own library of books. I started with a couple of books by Richard Byrne (Free Tech for Teachers)- Google for Teachers and Google for Teachers II. 10 Sites to create Comics from Tech Learning “Creating Digital Comics has been one of my favorite thing to do with students when trying to integrate technology. While this can be done with any number of applications, such as Comic Life or Toon Boom, there are many online alternatives (mostly free) that offer a nice solution as well.” http://www.techlearning.com/blogs/33632 Webspotlight: School study sees benefits in economic integration "This study turns that wisdom on its head to some extent. It says, actually, it's who you are going to school with." http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/10/14/AR2010101407051.html Effort Targets 'Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations' Researchers and policymakers agree that teachers’ expectations of what their students can do can become self-fulfilling prophecies for children’s academic performance. http://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2010/10/13/07nua_ep.h30.html?tkn=VVSFYFZRTFCluQuL2iUL74zLUE%2FrRBupwKqS&cmp=clp-edweek Edutopia Parent Guide Need to register to get the guide. http://www.edutopia.org/pdfs/edutopia-home-to-school-guide.pdf EdWeek focuses on Will Richardson http://www.edweek.org/tsb/articles/2010/10/12/01richardson.h04.html?intc=fall_tsbem ISTE 2010: Crap Detection - Teaching Students to Research Presenter: Dr. Howard Rheingold Events & Happenings: Calendar of Events:

News and Information NMSA Annual Conference, October 30 - November 1, 2008 Housing and Transportation updated on website. Make housing arrangements via their website for discounts on hotel rooms. 1. Students want more use of gaming technology in their learning. 64% of students report that they are gamers and consider that a must have in their schools. Only 15% of teachers see that as a means of effective teaching. Source: eSchool News. 2. DimensionM: Learn Algebra through a Second Life style interface and solve problems in the game that teach algebraic concepts. 3. Recommended game resources: * Create a graphic novel from a traditional novel using Comic Life or spice up your notes with creative visuals using the Comic Life software to mix up your notes and presentations. * Restaurant Empire: Create a restaurant, choose your recipes, hire your chefs and manage your empire in either a free limited version or a full pay version. More simulation games from this group here. (NMSA) * Oil Tycoon: start with a small plot of land, some cash and build your empire to rule the world! * Civilization: Take on the attributes of a past civilization and guide it through time. The always entertaining version of "what if" in History. Barzun, Graff, and Breisach (Historiographers and researchers) might take issue with it to a degree, but it gives the student a way to investigate what happened vs. what might have happened if they knew then what you know now. All that without worrying about messing up the space/timeline thingy and figuring out a Heisenberg Principle Compensator device . . . * Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom: Online simulation of China's Middle Kingdom. * Health Care simulators. Online Insight: Challenges beat Cheerleading Simply providing online discussion forums is not enough to keep students engaged in virtual courses, according to educators who are well-versed in online instruction: For real learning to occur in an online setting, virtual-school educators must establish clear rubrics and enforce rules for participation. Check out the article for more information. Wikis Learn about Wikis and discover ways they're being used. (Wiki-Waki-Woo!) Wikis have great potential as an educational tool for both teachers and students because they encourage collaborative learning and resource sharing. Among the things they can be used for are: - Collaborative writing - Brainstorming - Creation and organization of content and study guides - Lesson summaries - Group notetaking - Dissemination of classroom information - Literature circles - Collaborative textbooks - Resource collections - Vocabulary study Comparing Hemispheres - project between schools in NY and Australia Westwood Schools Wiki - online space for Camilla, GA students Welker's Wikinomics - AP Economics class at Shanghai American School Hanalee Book Wiki - 5th graders study of the novel, Turn Homeward, Hannalee Arbor Heights Elementary School Wiki - wiki as a school web site Flat Planet Wikispace - students in Canada and UK examine environmental issues Photosharing with Flickr Workshop - wiki to provide resources for workshop wikiHow - collaborative project to build world's largest how-to manual Create a wiki at WikiSpaces. Good spot to find more information about a variety of technologies. Common Craft.

MacTraining Comicgeschichten mit den Programm Photoshop und ComicLife erzeugen

ChaCha.com, Evoca, Pow-Pak, Tumblr, Memorizable, Crowd About, Nettrekker, Comic Life (sorry PC users), and integration ideas for Women's History Month!

Professional comics in the blink of an eye... but there is more! Comic Life is the coolest, most innovative-and-funny-at-the-same-time App out there. It's a super handy comic book creation app. You might go and say why would I make a comic book? Well don't see it as just a comic book creation tool, it's a new and original way of distributing your pictures, and it's fun to work with. App name: Comic Life Deluxe Developer: Plasq Promocode in podcast: yes (win one of three licenses) Sponsored by: Yazsoft This episode of the NeatLittleMacApps podcast was brought to you by Yazsoft, Check out their great Speed Download 4. Faster, easier, more powerful, and packed with more features, Speed Download 4 marks the next generation of reliable and time-saving download managers. You have to try it to believe it! Speed Download is a royal treat for all Mac Users.

This is the Comic that goes with the Comic Life review...

The app of the year! Are there other apps that do what this one does. Sure, heaps of them. Do they do it as good? Yup! So what's the deal then? Oh man, you're gonna love this review! App name: Disco Developer: Austin Sarner (together with Jasper Hauser, Jason Harris and Brian Ball) Promocode in podcast: yes (win one of six licenses) Sponsored by: Plasq This episode is sponsored by the nice people of Plasq. Don't know who that is? Yes you do... They make the coolest, most innovative-and-funny-at-the-same-time app out there: Comic Life. Go and check it out at Plasq.com. It's a super cool comic book creation app. You might go and say 'why would I make a comic book?'. Well don't see it as just a comic book creation tool, it's a new and original way of distributing your pictures, and it's fun to work with it, but I won't talk about that now... I'll have to review them one of these days. Thanks for supporting the show you people.

To give you a little nudge nudge to join the Comic Life Contest, I created a small comic as incentive to get inspired. It's not one of my best graphical performances, but hey, if you can do better, why don't you show it! The submissions can be short one page comics.

My main brawl with open source applications in the end always boils down to the same thing. They're ugly and often not very intuitive. I'm going to get mail about this one, I know... but I'm right! I just don't see an open source operating system getting the same level of consistency as OS X for instance. And the advantage of a consistent OS is that apps that run on that OS naturally inherit that consistency. But once in a while I'm wrong. And boy am I glad I'm wrong about this app. App name: Growl Developer: Growl Team, led by Chris Forsythe. Promocode in podcast: no (freeware) Sponsored by: Plasq This episode is sponsored by the nice people of Plasq. Don't know who that is? Yes you do... They make the coolest, most innovative-and-funny-at-the-same-time app out there: Comic Life. Go and check it out at Plasq.com. It's a super cool comic book creation app. You might go and say 'why would I make a comic book?'. Well don't see it as just a comic book creation tool, it's a new and original way of distributing your pictures, and it's fun to work with it, but I won't talk about that now... I'll have to review them one of these days. Thanks for supporting the show you people.