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Welcome to 2013

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in News, Videos
And my first ever video made with Final Cut Pro X. I’m so proud. (I know it’s very amateur; I promise the videos will get better as the semester progresses.)

Like I say in the video: welcome to the spring semester 2013 at Middle Georgia State. I look forward to meeting each of you, or seeing you again, if you’re brave enough to take another one of my courses.

Links Mentioned in the Video

All of these links except the last may also be found on the black menubar at the top of each page on this site.

  • Contact - my office hours, email address, and a simple contact form. Please use Twitter to contact me, if possible.
  • News – all news and updates pertaining to classes this semester.
  • Posts – all posts, including “news,” made on this web site, with the newest appearing first.
  • Spring 2013 Courses – syllabi for each course I’m teaching this semester.
  • Introductions – all students in each of my classes should complete this assignment before the first meeting of the second week of classes.

Discussion of this video or any questions may be posted below.

Also, if you have not already, you might want to have a look at the Spring 2013 Orientation.

Image: Camile Pissarro, The Boulevard Montmartre at Night (1897)

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  • http://grlucas.net/ Gerald R. Lucas

    This is a good practice video. I promise to say “um” much less in future videos. :-) You have to start somewhere…

  • http://twitter.com/gethspace Cody Gunderson

    This website is fantastic, Dr. Lucas. I’ve been enjoying all of its features, especially reading through posts from students and their responses to each other. I think you’ve created something very special here; I’ve never seen anything quite like it.

    • http://grlucas.net/ Gerald R. Lucas

      Thanks, Cody. And I make great videos, too, huh?

      • http://twitter.com/gethspace Cody Gunderson

        I would say you certainly did a better job with this video than half of the stuff I see on YouTube (including my own). Jokes aside, yes, it was a very pleasant introduction to all that LitMuse has to offer.