CCUMC Video Contest
2012 Video Contest Winners
We are pleased to report that in the 2012 CCUMC Best Promotional/Training video contest, the judges had the good fortune to struggle through their decision to choose the best video for each category. We want to acknowledge all effort and professional contributions in this contest to make this such a fine competition. With great enthusiasm, we would like to announce the winning titles and invite you to view these award winning videos:
Best training video: "Media Cabinet - New Centralized Control Panel" Kevin Huffaker, Texas State University, San Marcos
In the Spring of 2012 Classroom Technologies will be rolling out new and improved media cabinet technology to help professors with their instruction. Through Instructor feedback, classroom technologies has learned the current technological environment in the classrooms is hard to control & not consistent from classroom to classroom. This has prompted Classroom Technologies to re-think & design accessible & easy to use media cabinet technology that will be consistent from classroom to classroom.
Classroom Technologies wants to make sure its audience is not intimidated or surprised by the change. In response to this, we created this video to inform faculty of the new centralized control panel, and describe the overall benefits of this change.
http://vimeo.com/35951067
Best promotional video: "Clean Energy in Our Community: University of Minnesota Morris" Michael Cihak, The University of Minnesota Morris
The video was produced by UMM for the Energy Department by CCUMC members Roger Boleman and Mike Cihak, of the UMM Office of Instructional and Media Technologies, and written by David Ericksen, UMM English faculty. The U.S.
Energy Department launched the “Clean Energy in Our Community” video series, which features small communities throughout the country that are striving to become more sustainable, are investing in the green economy, and are bringing the benefits of clean energy to local residents and workers. As one of only six campuses featured in the series, the University of Minnesota Morris is committed to sustainability by using renewable energy technologies to power its institution and providing student-centered programs to change the way faculty, students and staff use energy on campus. UMM developed an office of sustainability and students developed students projects to further the campus/community partnership of being
carbon neutral, including cultivating a community garden. The series was
promoted to all national media outlets to further the positive view of sustainability in small communities.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUPA8WOJzIQ&feature=player_embedded
2011 Video Contest Winners
Best training video: "Fire Safety in Residence Hall" Joey Wall, Marist College: http://youtu.be/IPtDs8ko4WQ
Best promotional video:"Washed Ashore Exhibit 2011" Marc Cole, Portland Community College:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI8l2jOcFaA
2010 Video Contest Winners
Best training video: “Best Practices for Teaching in a Video Environment” Adam Stewart, Instructional Media Services- University of Utah: http://stream.utah.edu/m/show_clip.php?c=518fc18a68891120550
Best promotional video: “Esperanza Lograble (Hope Within Reach)”Peter Gallay, Academic Technology Audio/Video- Quinnipiac University:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MARrkNK2vxs
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