ipods

Zacharias Kunuk talks about using iPods to film -- and what he thought of the project of children using iPods as a way of sharing, creating art and exchaging with other children from other cultures. 

Zacharias Kunuk talks about using iPods to film -- and what he thought of the project of children using iPods as a way of sharing, creating art and exchaging with other children from other cultures.

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En la mañana di el taller de cómo usar el sitio web de IsumaTV y las nuevas tecnologías.

Los participantes hicieron 9 grupos, a cada uno de ellos se les dio un ipod y una computadora conectada al internet.

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Antes de que comenzara el Festival y que llegaran todos los participantes a Quito, esta tarde les presenté a algunos de los organizadores las famosas ipods que traje para el taller práctico que estaré dando este jueves del uso de IsumaTV y las nuevas tecnologías.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by James, a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by Tony, a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by Tracy, a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by Curtis, a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by Tony, a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students test the video recording features on their iPods and respond to the film Ukiutatuq Takuguk and its messages about climate change. Captured by Nattiq, a student in Sean's grade 11 class at Atagyttaaluk High School in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students explore the video recording features on their iPods and discuss climate change, inspired by the film Maana by the Inuit circus collective Artcirq. Captured by Shina, a grade 6 student from Dean Morrow's class in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students explore the video recording features on their iPods and discuss climate change, inspired by the film Maana by the Inuit circus collective Artcirq. Captured by Sarah Jane, a grade 6 student from Dean Morrow's class in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students explore the video recording features on their iPods and discuss climate change, inspired by the film Maana by the Inuit circus collective Artcirq. Captured by Marney, a grade 6 student from Dean Morrow's class in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students explore the video recording features on their iPods and discuss climate change, inspired by the film Maana by the Inuit circus collective Artcirq. Captured by Rick, a grade 6 student from Dean Morrow's class in Igloolik, Nunavut.

Students explore the video recording features on their iPods and discuss climate change, inspired by the film Maana by the Inuit circus collective Artcirq. Captured by Maggie, a grade 6 student from Dean Morrow's class in Igloolik, Nunavut.