Wednesday, 11 November 2009

  • What I'm Working On Right Now

    I'm going to be bit preoccupied this week due to a group presentation I'm working on for my I/O psychology grad class.  My group and I are presenting on fairness and diversity in the workplace.  As hysterically interesting as that may sound (sarcasm), my group was worried that our classmates might get bored while watching us lecture for 2 hours.  Thus, I decided to get creative and make some videos for our presentation!  I figure since I already make videos for fun, why not make it for school when I have such an opportunity?

    The first video introduces the fairness section of our presentation.  To make it more interesting, I made it in a way that I would be interacting with my onscreen self while it's being shown to the class.  I even asked a classmate to raise her hand so my onscreen self can call on her.  Afterward, I will be doing a short skit with...myself.  Here, I'll add the off-screen lines in for now so you can see how it flows:



    Another video I made dealt with how trust can be undermined in an organization.  For this, I enlisted the help of my little brother.  Of course, you know what that means; this is going to be a silly video:



    The last video I made concerns the best way to write a rejection letter to someone.  Most of my lines come directly from the textbook, making it sound rather cheesy (which was actually what I was going for).  BTW, some of you may notice I borrowed footage from another video I made previously:



    At this moment, I'm still working out everything I'm going to lecture on and perhaps make even more videos for this presentation, so I probably won't get a chance to write another entry until next week.  Wish me luck on my presentation!

    P.S.  Are you familiar with the multi-web cam chat room located over at http://x-angaz-ombies.xanga.com/ ?  I've recently started participating in there during nights I don't have to go to bed early for work.  Here's a sample of what went down last night:



    A lot of random fun silly times...I just don't recommend going in there if you want to be productive with school work =P

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