Paul Hardt's Videos (Classroom 2.0) - Classroom 2.0

The Best You're Best At SAMPLE of VIDEO

2009-04-30T02:01:34.056Z

I produced & post productioned this using Final Cut.
My idea, the audience was for those people who desire how to be the best person they can be.

These are clips of a longer 5 part series. Clay Greager is the man featured on camera, a career army man who took his family to Key West after 3 Mile Island melted down in PA. He began his own business called Last Flight Out in town which turned into a corporation. He began writing at age 47 & has never looked back.

I personally hate motivational speakers, but upon meeting this man in his store in Key West several years back, he had somewhat of a shorter way to cut through the fluffy and comfy part of living your life well, -probably his army background. The result was that I shot several short pieces with him and showed them around the Chicago area. The response was strong enough that I returned several years later, and we shot this series for those who desire how to be the best person they can be.

Personally I like this series because of its bluntness. The other people seen were a cross section of tourists and townies to whom we posed the same questions of which Clay spoke. Since we shot this, the video sold well in Key West and continues on in DVD format of which I own the rights. Clay is now a published author many time over. His last book was a novelty book called “So You Think You Have What It Takes to Be President?”

Good Morning Eastview #3

2008-10-21T03:02:38.507Z

student produced, reasearch based morning announcements

Critical Thinking Mash

2008-07-22T02:43:57.826Z

Students look their future using web 2.0 applications.

WORLD p.s.a.

2008-02-07T18:54:57.883Z

This was the result of an ecology / the greening of the world study my students did with great eagerness thanks to the band, Five for Fighting, or American singer-songwriter John Ondrasik, and the History Channel. Mr. Ondrasik has offered his song “WORLD” to be used with permissions as a mashable video. This song evolks such feeling, the students’ passions weren’t far behind. Thank you John Ondrasik, and yes, “The future starts, now!”

TEAMWORK: A Job Worth Doing

2008-01-05T05:06:10.865Z

poetry, teamwork, collaboration, fine arts dance, characterization, research, Garage Band, technology, problem solving, application of learning, communication with students, school, community and the world!