gentlemen let me take your have your attention for one more moment so I would just like to make a short summary of what we have learned today so we started from a marketing presentation we went through the portfolio and roadmap for L4 and L4 plus devices and we followed this part by doing the hands-on related to run mode and SNPS so we did it from scratch step by step and then we also described briefly the applications which you can do on your own based on the slides as well so if you are interested in these applications please follow the slides in the same way like we did it today okay so thank you again very much and that's all


conversations with me is Prena Singh. She is the CEO at Bansali Productions. Prena, welcome to the show. And at the beginning, I'm going to start off by talking about the most immediate thing. Did you really expect the kind of reaction which Nangu Bhai Khatiawari got? I mean in theaters, on OTT, from critics, from the audience. Hi Kabir, first of all, thank you for bringing me on the show. Yes, I might sound little pompous right now and whatever, but the feeling has always been overwhelming. We are a pure content, pure script, original idea. That's the thing that we proclaim all about. And of course, under the leadership of SLB, that's one thing we always feel proud about. He's a man of nuances, he's a man of ideas, he knows how to treat what and he's an extremely passionate maker. So whatever he makes, whatever he has made till now, we know what it delivers and how it delivers. When we released our first poster, of course, this film was made in our era. We started our journey. When the film went on, there was no sign, there was nothing of COVID which we knew. The film went on floor in December 2019. We got, of course, COVID came in Feb and March that time as well. We did not know the intensity, you know, that till how long it's going to be there.  So we thought, oh, it's all temporary. And, you know, we all believe we had a youth set that entire Kamathipura was created at Film City.  So we were all trying to be positive. And then suddenly this intensity started catching up. When this, our poster came first, you know, it was in the pre-COVID. When we went on floor, we announced that, you know, Gangubai is on floor. And this is what the look of Alia is. When the poster came out, that's when we got that confidence. And though it was, you know, like, people used to think it's a women's film and whatever. But at the end of the day, the key headline is it is SLB's next after all the three big films that he has delivered at box office. And then that iconic poster came. That's when I got calls from all the exhibitors and and everyone saying, okay, this is truly SLB's next. And, you know, from then our confidence started coming in that, of course, this is going to be a big film. And rest, you know, after that, we don't keep thinking whether it's a big film, small film. This is what SLB always prophesies that, you know, just keep working, keep working, keep making, and things will turn out. But the next milestone was when this entire, you know, COVID was a little slowing down. And just before the second wave, and we thought we thought that, you know, let us announce our release date. So we wanted to do it slightly differently.  So, and the production, of course, with all, you know, like I said, with full positivity and everything, he was on the floor shooting, there was immense support from the key talent and everyone and from our studio. Nevertheless, God's blessing. So we came up with a teaser to announce the film and the release date was also announced. When the teaser came, that's the time, like, the phone started buzzing like how they said, okay, whatever poster you gave poster ke baat jo apne teaser dia, ye toh film abhi blockbuster. And that's when our confidence was rekindled further that now we are making something special. And then from, from there on, you know, the film has only given us, given us all SLB's best effort and, you know, creating those things differently. The film came in theaters, we released the film against all odds. We were the first one when the third wave, you know, when theaters started opening, we were the first one to decide that, you know, let us not wait anymore, because for three years we have been waiting. There were many other factors which was just mounting to the overall budget of the film. Our studio also cooperated a lot in this decision. So what we did is, you know, if we were sitting on a great product, are we very confident about it?  Now is the time to just give the trailer and trailer is the deciding factor for, you know, the people to say that okay, this is a film I want to go and watch. And also, having said that I can say, and you will also know, and everyone knows that people do wait for SLB. So with that confidence and this idea again came from SLB and he said, Prerna, you are with me and if the studio is with me, let's go and announce and let's go in the theater. People will come. Rest is history, our Saturday numbers further grew, our Sunday numbers further grew. And we did so well as far as Indian box office is concerned, just not in India, but even in overseas. Talking about the overseas release, what I read about Gangubai was that surprisingly, the film did very well in Thailand. Okay, now that probably I think one of the reasons is of course, because of the sex book industry which is over there, it really struck a chord with the people over there. So Thailand is a story I can tell you, our partner Netflix, all of us were at a different level. A lot of people resonated with Gangubai. You know, a lot of UGC content was created and a lot of iconic scenes from the film were created. It has gone at another level, you know, as far as Thailand is concerned. In fact, today people are saying that even if we further go ahead and release the film, it will still do very, very well. So it's good for India, I would say that you know, Indian films, he goes and paves the path and the others can follow if the content is good. And I mean, this is, I mean, definitely has the right now it's known as the best performance to date for the for, I mean, without a doubt the kind of performance that Alia has given under his direction. It's very critically acclaimed, the audience has acclaimed it and all. But what are the, I mean, moving forward, moving forward from Gangubai now, what are the pipeline of movies which SLB has to offer in 2022-2023? What do we look forward? See, right now, as you must have read, Aarol Energy is on Aarol Hiramundi. It's a series again for Netflix. The original, the idea has been there with SLB for a really long time. So he is busy with that. As far as our further work is concerned, we are still working on that too early for me to say anything on that. But yes, we will, we are here to create stories and we will bring to you something really interesting, something really big, but we need some time. At this point in time, I'll not be able to comment. Okay, so right now, right now you're titled about it, you can't talk about it fair enough. But my last, last question really, which I was interested to know was, you're the CEO of Bansali Productions. What is a day like for the CEO of Bansali Productions? What does it entail? Very inspiring, very dynamic and very evolving at every stage. So the best part about being CEO at Bansali Productions is none of the day is mundane for me. Every day is a new story. I have a very exciting day from, you know, I get, because SLB believes that, you know, I have a good sense of story and script. So from giving my to be there to managing the floor to everything to managing the business. So, you know, he has given me that opportunity to look at the holistic, I think from creative to business. So it's a great role for me here. Okay, so nice. I mean, interesting job profile. You look forward to it, which is great. But it was nice talking to Prerna. And I hope next time we can also probably get Sanjaleela Bansali on the show with him, talking about his experiences and all that will be interesting. So let's, let's probably look forward to that. Shoot it at your studio or I assume whatever, but thanks a lot for talking to us and all the best for the future. Thank you. Thank you so much.


Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering Dell Technologies World 2018. Brought to you by Dell EMC and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back to theCUBE, Silicon Angles, premier live streaming show where we go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. We are live day two of Dell Technologies World, I'm Lisa Martin with Keith Townsend. Welcome back a CUBE alumni, Gail Schnurrinson, Senior Vice President of the X-Rail and GM at Dell EMC. Hey, Gil. Thank you for having me back. Well, we're excited to talk to you. So, looking at some of the announcements that came out today, where Dell EMC says they're the number one market leader in global hyper-converged infrastructure. And you've said, that's happened really quickly. Tell us a little bit about that leadership. I think we found a way to take a systems approach to what is otherwise a software defined world. So, we found a way to get all of the economical benefits of hyper-converged driven by software. At the same time, own the responsibility for those systems to be up and running and life cycle managed. Taking away more of the responsibility than customers would have to do it on their own. And I think that recipe has led us to a leadership position very, very quickly. So, we talked earlier today, you expand upon some of that responsibility alleviating from customers, specifically around SLAs, around IO, when you software define or software deliver storage, kind of the operating model changes. Can you expand upon that? Yeah, that's a very good point. So, look at software defined storage technology, for example. We happen to work with vSAN, which is the leading software by technology. But when customers choose to deploy software defined solutions on their own, they're doing something that they haven't been doing in many, many years, which is take on the responsibility for uptime. And it used to be the storage vendors, the responsibility for storage uptime, for IOps, for performance. So, I think what we're doing is we found the balance between getting all of the benefits of hyperconversion software defined, but at the same time, own the responsibility from an operation standpoint to make it more like a traditional architecture and what they know. And that combination is very, very important. So, for example, the ability to look at the entire system from software to driver to firmware and always deliver a known good package is something that customers would have to do on their own and they're all capable of doing it, but if they could choose not to do it, why not offload it to somebody like us and do it, it does it for them. And so, while there are two deployment models, we have a very massive growth in the systems approach model, the X-ray, the X-Track, STDC. And I think people hand off things that they could do, but they choose not to because they can focus on other things in the IT shop. For example, digital transformation and really the path to the multicloud by adding more and more layers on top of infrastructure that they can trust. Speaking of multicloud, I was in Jeff Clark's opening session this morning, he was talking about it, gave us that I think it was 50 plus 56% of user survey are using more than one cloud. So, one of the things I also saw in the press release about the advancements to VX-Rail and VX-Rack, giving customers a clear path to adopt VMware-based multicloud. What is that clear path? How is that differentiated? So, let's remember that both of those products, VX-Rail and VX-Rack, STDC, are products that are built on the VMware stack. They're optimized for VMware users. They're not agnostic to anything. They're really VMware on VMware with automation and hardware and packaging that we do as a system. By delivering that robust infrastructure, and one of the announcements that we made was that we've created a VMware-validated design to add the rest of the VMware stack and create an infrastructure as a service environment. That inherently comes with the ability to offload workloads to VMware's service provider, cloud service provider, including Amazon and Google and the likes, but really a very vast network. So, you take an infrastructure that's based on VMware and Harden and is designed as a system to add on top of it to a prescriptive VVD exactly how to add the layered topics like V-realized automation. And through that, inherently you get the entire VMware value proposition going from a local solution to a multi-cloud. And so the announcement was that validated design which is very important. And then the announcement also included all sorts of hardware innovations or small evolutions like NVMe drives and 25 gigabit ethernet and higher memory CPUs. All of those are just to make sure that the infrastructure itself is ready to support that software stack and ultimately leads them to a full IA solution and offloading to the multi-cloud that are available to them. So, big announcement or a big set of education last year at VMworld was VCF, Real Rare File Foundation. It is the foundation of VMware's infrastructure cloud play. Can you help talk through the importance in how VCF differentiates VMware, VxRail, VxRack from competitors? So, VCF is a software bundle. It's also an orchestrator that allows customers to manage multiple VMworld clusters within context. It's called a workload domain and they can manage those clusters and they can deploy them, they can lifecycle management, they can micro segment them within a sex and they can move workloads between them and into the cloud. VxRack SCDC is a system that basically lays down the VCF bits on a system pre-manufactured and that's how we benefit from VCF as a differentiator. What we've done in addition, we've announced 14 G servers to be supported in that architecture. And we've also extended it to a, for example, a dial home on a system level. A lot of serviceability features a physical view of the servers as part of the graphic user interface. So, not only does VCF differentiate VMware by having the ability to finally leverage the entire stack, our value is in taking that and adding the physical to virtual integration if you will, lifecycle management and serviceability around servicing it all as a system which makes it a very robust infrastructure. So today customers have two choices. They can buy VxRack with VCF on top of it or they can get to the same outcome with VxRack following a VVD prescriptive. And so what we do is we let them choose if they're not ready for an NSX deployment they start with one, if they are they'll start with the other. Either way the outcome is going to be a full IaaS stack from VMware that can offload to multi-cloud. We just give them choices of how to get there. So I want to kind of play off the value add for a second, we're at this event, the event theme make it real, making digital transformation real is a mandatory for businesses, right? They have the opportunity to take and apply data to multiple cases, use cases within their organization to deliver differentiation. So you talked about a lot of the value add and the choices that you're giving customers from an IT perspective. What are some of the business, when you're sitting down with customers what are some of the business outcomes they're looking for this technology to help them deliver? So that's a good question. So two levels of the of an answer one is that by getting an automated infrastructure IT itself can free up cycle to actually implement the IaaS. It also frees up time for those organizations who are embarking on native cloud application development. For example, to deploy Pivotal Cloud Foundry on top of your cloud, which is another prescriptly reference architecture that we have out there and allow them to innovate. What I'm most interested in when I visit customers is what workloads they're running on HCI. And I asked them and they say, is it testive, is it mission critical? And I'm happy to see that by now HCI and specifically our products have become mission critical data centers all the way from the core to the age running banking applications scale, running trading applications scale, running manufacturing applications scale, running ports all over the world. I mean, there's one customer that runs ports with automated trucks where the AI that runs those trucks is running on a VxRail. I mean, it's very, very exciting to see how our technology has been adopted into mainstream application compute. I think that's very exciting. And IT can enable more of those applications to run and develop more because they have to do less in managing the physical infrastructure across multi-components. So Lee Caswell, senior vice president of products over at VMware brought in his customer from Celtic yesterday and validated that. They went all in from a legacy three tier architecture on Dell SEs that they were a Dell customer before went with VxRack, I mean, sorry, VxRail mission critical applications out the gate. So I'm saying the shift.  Are you seeing that same thing at the show as a shift that customers are no longer asking, oh, what is VxRail, VxRack? But that very thing is how can we accelerate digital transformation using VxRail, VxRail? Yeah, look, we have a very large percentage of the meetings, in fact, almost 200 meetings that were requested to review the technology with us in the show. Well, that's a lot. That shows a lot of interest. There are a few customers that still don't know and we've met some of those at the show. Right. There are a few customers who are still contemplating whether HCI is right for them. And by the way, to those customer, we say, don't rush into it. You have choices. If that's what you're used to, the economics were for you. There's no reason to rush into HCI. It's just depending on if you're going to get a better outcome than what you have today. But a very common question from customers is, okay, then why do I need traditional storage? And for somebody from my vantage point, you'll say, well, there's a lot of bare metal computing out there that requires traditional. But we think that traditional storage becomes more specialized. Specific DR use cases, very large ratios between compute and storage and require shared storage. But the HCI type of technology is definitely, and we see it with market growth, right? We, the market is growing at, I don't know, I think it's 60, 70% we're growing over 150% and taking share in this growing market. But we're still very, very small if you compare to the whole IT TAM. So there's a lot of way to go. Partly is that we still need to work on the last mile, make sure that our products are more mature, that we figure out how to operate them in a real life environment. So there's work to do, but the economical benefits are so strong that customers are making the choice more and more and more and they trust us to know how to close the gaps that we still have. And it's a very collaborative effort between our and our customers. And we listen, we respond very quickly and so we can keep the machine going. So the momentum that we talked about with you, I think at VMworld, back in eight or 20 months ago, continues and we want to thank you for stopping by the CUBE, sharing what's new with VX, RAC, VX Rail and how customers can be successful there. Absolutely, thank you for having me again. We want to thank you for watching the CUBE. We are live in a concert at Dell Technologies. We're all behind Lisa Martin with Keith Townsend. We'll be right back with our next guest after a short break.


After winning the opener they gave up a lot of points over 600 points in five games. That's not good They've got some work to do, but from whence they came I'll take the net season. I'll take the net season You know what makes it look worse is the fact that they won game one way they did Philadelphia mailed it in let's be honest watching that series Philadelphia just was not engaged in game one The Nets give them credit They took advantage they won the game and it sent out this false narrative that the Nets can play with them But when the Sixers were engaged and focused and cared they were way better But you look back and say that they blew it they won that game. They almost won game four and When Philadelphia had to they laid the hammer down and if it had been a sweep and all four games or blowouts You would say easily isn't that fan? All right? We just can't play with them We retool and go at it But I think that win it hurt a little more leave that they that they were in this series And just made it hurt twice as much. That's a that's a really a really good point And you do you wonder about how many changes come this off-season and how many people will Learn from this experience going into next year and also Michael. Here's the question. I ask Do you throw a max contract at Russell? or do you Kind of build this team is your foundational player that you have right now is carousel avert Who I think may be a better player than Russell are certainly close and go out and get somebody else Well, what I would do is I would tell everybody They've got to wait because they have to keep that Capspace open so that they could get a max player and then you have bird rights on all of the players that are already on your roster So Russell D'Angelo Russell is a restricted free agent So they could say go shop yourself get the best offer you can and we're gonna match it That's what being a restricted free agent is he wants a max which for him would be five years 158 million dollars for another team if he signed with another team it'd be four years 117 That would be the best case scenario for the Nets. Somebody offers him four years 117 They will match so I think he's a really good player.  They developed him It's awfully hard to let him go now. You might look at him and say well LeBron and Durant those are max players. He's not a max player You are what you can get and there will be a team out there that will give him max money The Lakers gave up on him too soon the Nets developed them into this all-star It would be awfully tough to let him go of all the players that they have that could leave He stays Karris Leverts stays and then they take their chances filling in the rest of the roster Well, if you think you can replace them with a with a better body then I guess you go for it But do you take the chance in letting them go and then not being able to replace them and then miss having them No, it's all the time you sometimes you give players money more than they're worth just because you can't afford to lose that player I mean how many quarterbacks get more money than they probably deserve because that team doesn't want to have to go out and replace The quarterback they already have right? I mean that that's that's the situation here with Russell You'll probably have to overpay But if you get the money by not re-signing him and you can't replace them Then you can be kicking yourself or let them go you have to be able to replace them I just think and Chris Dudley said this yesterday Jared Dudley said this yesterday We all want to come back But we understand we have to wait online let the next do what they have to do in free agency Because you can't chew up cap space by signing people and getting over the cap and then not having that max slot available So get the max player if you can get it Maybe you've convinced somebody by the way you played in the season that you had and then you fill in the blanks I do think that you keep D'Angelo Russell bottom line. You have to I don't yeah You're not you're not going to go out and get a player better than him on the free agent market No, you're probably right by not bringing him back. You're not opening. Let me put it this way You're not going to get a player like him For the spot that he reserves On the payroll, so I think he would be reserved at about 20 million You're not going to get a player better than him for that. So just Wait have somebody off from the money and then match it. No, that's it. That's what you got to do


hey survivors and frivers in this video I'm going to be talking about the narcissist imitating you please like comment share and subscribe click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos if you would like to donate my paypal links in the video description if you are interested in one-on-one coaching you can email me at nagsforrecoaching the narcissist imitating you the definition of imitation is the action of using someone or something as a model or a thing intended to simulate or copy something else imitation is when you take or follow someone as a model imitation isn't just something that narcissists do and it isn't always a bad thing when a person has great strengths skills or accomplishments people will try to emulate them they will try to reproduce the function or action of that person to match or surpass their strengths skills or accomplishments to emulate is to imitate and model yourself after someone having someone to model can be helpful in many areas of life the difference between a person who is modeling someone's success and a narcissist who is imitating you is that the narcissist is trying to manipulate or deceive you they are trying to control or influence you in an exploitative manner it is done and fairly often at your expense for their advantage or benefit they are trying to get you to believe something that is not true for their own personal gain they are giving you a mistaken impression they might indicate the truth or existence of something by suggestion or false display but they will never follow it up with action that is the difference between a person who is modeling some success to improve their lives and a narcissist who is imitating you to exploit or take advantage of you the narcissist will imitate your ideals your likes and interests whatever you like whatever you are interested in suddenly they are interested in that or at least that's what they want you to believe but really they are just playing a role as well as your physical likes and interests this also applies to your beliefs values and principles they will tell you at the beginning of the relationship that they are honest loyal and trustworthy or they will imply or display to you in some way you soon discover that they are the exact opposite of that they were imitating your ideals your likes and interests it's like holding a mirror in front of you they are reflecting back what you are showing to them so that you will then reflect back your attention validation and admiration of them they will then use this in an attempt to regulate their self-worth and self-esteem but it doesn't sustain them for long because it's not real self-worth or self-esteem self-worth or self-esteem is not supposed to rely on what people think about you or how they react to you it is not meant to come from external influences self-worth or self-esteem is supposed to come from within which is why it has self at the beginning it only lasts until they get a negative thought in their minds and then they need to reflect back more of what you are showing to them so you will reflect back your attention validation and admiration of them they then use this again to regulate their self-worth and self-esteem it's a never-ending cycle which repeats itself again and again as they try to hold on whatever self-worth or self-esteem they have left they will tell you what you want to hear they will show you what you want to see they might adjust their character or personality the way they dress or display a preference or interest which is specific to you they will make you believe that this preference or interest is also a quality talent or trait of theirs they will make you believe that this is something they are interested in this is what they are about they will make you believe that they are interested in sharing this quality talent or trait with you without an agenda or without desiring to take something from you the truth is they are not about that at all they just know that is your preference or interest and so they will use it to obtain narcissistic supply this sequence of events is exactly the same as what a predatory child molester would use to lure a child the child molester might purchase candy knowing that this is a preference or interest of the child they will make the child believe that they like candy too and it is nothing out of the ordinary for them to possess this they will make the child believe that they just want to give them the candy as though there is no hidden agenda or ulterior motive like with the narcissist the predatory child molester is obviously not interested in the act of giving or sharing the candy with the child they are just looking to exploit or take advantage of them it's the same sequence of events just replace the candy with whatever quality trait or talent they are using to lure you in the narcissist will not only imitate you but they will even imitate anyone who relates to you or interest you they want to be seen they want to be heard you are being seen and heard so they mimic you and everything that you are interested in they might change their whole appearance their clothes hair makeup character and personality they might take on the role of a celebrity you like or if you see someone on tv you are attracted to they think that they can copy their clothes hair or makeup and suddenly they are that person they see that you are interested in someone or something which is ideal to your personal preferences or interests because of their low self-worth and low self-esteem they will imitate the appearance character or personality of this person or they will imitate your likes and interests they don't believe that they are good enough as they are they don't believe that they possess anything of value or significance so it's nothing for them to reject themselves and take on whatever you like or whatever you are interested in they will then try to compete with you or i'll do you and whatever you are doing or they will claim to know more about whatever you like or interested in but what they are doing is just an imitation they are not the real authentic thing they are just a second rate version of what you are or what you really want and deep down beneath the arrogance and entitlement they know this but they will never admit it instead their desire or consideration for your appearance character personality likes or interests will soon become contempt where they think that it's worthless or beneath their consideration this is a response to their pathological envy and jealousy so now they want to destroy it they want to destroy you devalue and degrade everything about you you publicly humiliate and exploit you devalue your likes or interests they can't get the same fulfillment they can't experience the same happiness or contentment so now they want to take it away from you if you are a good source of supply they will keep you around and mix up the imitation competition and treating you with contempt if they have another source of supply lined up they will go from imitation to competition to treating you with contempt they will make you believe that you are completely worthless or beneath their consideration making it more believable for them and then they will leave all of this to protect their fragile egos to regulate their sense of self-esteem or self-importance it's very sad especially when you consider that you would have accepted them as they are the real them there was no need for them to imitate or compete with you but because of their fragile egos they have this need to fight against you rather than work with you so in the end they destroy the very thing they always wanted love acceptance a person who would want them just as they are and instead they take their fragile egos and find someone else who they can use to regulate them until the same thing happens again it's the same thing every time and because of this they can never find love or acceptance and they always stay the same nothing ever changes thank you for watching i hope this video resonated with you please like comment share and subscribe click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos if you would like to donate my paypal links in the video description coaching enquiries you can email me at nagsfabcoaching at juneville.com we have a private reddit community where survivors and frivers can share their experiences and knowledge if you are interested in being a part of this community you can sign up for our page on page the link is in the video description check out the nagsfabemoshdie store where you can purchase your own nagsfab t-shirt or mug we have a variety of designs and it is a great way to support the channel the link to our nagsfabemoshdie store is in the video description thank you for watching and i will talk to you soon


The 2016 list features 15 new woman achievers. We congratulate them and salute all the winners. You know it's interesting because I felt a little conflicted being in this list because I never see myself as a woman leader. I see myself as a leader, as a marketing leader, as a business professional and for me gender doesn't really come into it. But the more I think about it and think about the state of gender parity and gender equality in the world today, I was recently reading an article by Ernst and Young where they said that it will take 117 years for the earth, or for the world to achieve full gender parity. And I think that if any of us being on this list can inspire even one girl, woman to achieve her dreams, then it's worth it. So for that purpose alone, I think being on this list is important. If it sends a signal to women, to girls, to people that you can achieve anything you set your mind to achieve too.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with Layton Sports Cards and I am doing 2021-22 Penini Revolution Basketball Hobby 8 box case break number 46 random teams. Here is the results to the random again. As always you can find these on the website anytime under the results tab as well as a link in the chat. Good luck here everyone. See how what comes out of here. Pretty excited to be honest. Looking for autos, galactics, numbered stuff. Hopefully pull something nice out of here for you guys. Got Vortex that is Fractal of Zach Levine, Greg Brown. Proved Amar de Rosen, Lebron Supernova. Rookie Astral Herbert Jones, face of Calatezikas, Bucks. Got Revolution Lebron on the cubic, 22 out of 50. There you go Vaughn. Congrats buddy. Nice Lebron on the cubic lift off. And Evan Mobley Vortex. Proved Jericho Sims Rookie and Franz Wagner base. Magic. Astral D'Angelo Russell and Moses Moody on the Rookie Revolution. Hobby Port is Astral. Shockwave Jalen Green Rookie Rockets and last back to box one. Prove is Jon Marant and Rookie of Jalen Suggs. Gotta do it for box one. On to box two. Here we go. See Galactica come out of this half. It's Groove Bam. Got Kate Cunningham base Rookie Pistons. Got Josh Christopher on the impact. 144 out of 149. There you go Rockets. Josh Christopher. Shockwave, Kyrie. Got JT Thor on the sunburst. 39 out of 60. There you go Hornets on the Rookie Sunburst. Cory Kispert base Rookie. Astral Reggie Jackson. Joshua Primo Rookie Revolution. Spurs. Io DeSoonmu on the Fractal. And Josh Christopher base Rookie. Jaren Jackson Jr. on the Fractal.  Io DeSoonmu, Astral Rookie. Kai Jones. And last pack of box two. Got Montrez Harrell and Vortex the Joker. Box three. Some nice autos come out of here. I like the the resolution autos a lot. They used to get a lot of really like interesting like they had Reggie Miller one year which who like never signed which is really cool. So I've always been a fan of this honestly. You gotta have uh lift off Lebron on the Fractal. Another one there for Yvonne and Luca Garza. Like my only like my best tray young guard. The Rookie second nine revolution autos. Pretty cool yeah. Kai Jones, Vortex of Ja. Fractal, Astral, Austin Reeves. Dearon Sharp. I didn't miss a galactic there. Nope Fractal. There'll be a new be moved to Mexico after. Norman Powell, Astral, lift off Groove that's Zion. Got Luca on the Groove and Alton Shenmue. Got Shockwave, Jalen Suggs 23 out of 50 on the Cubic. There you go magic. And Shockwave Josh Giddy. Hey what's up J-Mart. How you doing buddy? Good to see you. Good to see you. God that is Quentin Grimes, Groove Rookie, and Kessler Edwards, Astral, Pascal Siakam, and Vortex, Street Closed Davis.  Yeah. Send us after him. Let's go. There you go. Box four. Good luck here everyone. Got Santi Aldama on the Impact. That is 134 out of 149. So you can hear it during the draw. Christo Marti, Rookie Revolution. Try it J-Mart. Hoping an auto comes out of one of these boxes at some point here. Quentin Grimes, Astral, and Trey Mann, Rookie. Got Jordan Pool. Nice. Super Short Prince. Star Factor, Jalen Suggs. Very nice. Congrats Magic. Magic having a nice break here. Solid hit there. Once we get auto to get thrown in the recap. Jalen Brunson, Bones Highland base Rookie. Then I did it when Lambjack put uh Chuck Bombs. I'll try man. Had that going I was working. Got Davion Mitchell on the anniversary to 75. 42 out of 75. There you go. Kings. Vortex. Really go bare. I was watching Stackcast on my phone because I was working so I was not very happy while I was here. Friend in Boston, Evan Mobley base Rookie. Shockwave is Devin Booker. That's true. Shockwave is Jalen Suggs again. This time on the Fractal and Aaron Wiggins. I'll do it for box four on the box five. Again guys four to go. Last time we checked on pick your team optic or optic pick your team. Four to go. See what teams they are really quick after this box. Got Joellen Bede on the Fractal, Jalen Suggs base Rookie. Celtics Pacers, Sixers Wizards left in the first optic PYT. Kyrie Irving, Jared Butler. Do you mind dropping the link for that really quick? Sean's going to drop you guys a link. Derek Rose on the Astral and Shockwave, Jalen Suggs. Man, a lot of Jalen Suggs come out of here. Wendell Carter, Luca Garza. Where are you hiding? Auto slash Galactic. There you are. Jonathan Kominga is going to be your first auto. There you go. Warriors on the JK. Heck yeah, I'll take that. How about a Zion 21 out of 60 on the Sunburst right behind that? And Rookie Revolution Bones Highland. Four to go. Chris Bortze, Groove Rookie, Alfred Shenmue. Got two autos. This time to 25 for who other than the magic Franz Wagner. Big hit for you there, Matthew C with the magic. Very nice. Book N one out of 25. Right behind that we've got Cosmic 50 out of 99. Davion Mitchell and Supernova, Luca. King Kratz Magic. Two autos in one box. Heck yeah. Two good autos. Kat and Miles Bridges. Two good autos in one box still. Two like watery pig rookies in one. Got Jonas Valentino's Astral. Licked off. Jop. Clint Capella on the impact. 17 out of 199. And Io Desuna. Extra card in here. Nothing noteworthy though. Isaiah Todd, Astral Rookie. Keon Johnson. Astral Dylan Brooks. Shockwave, Jonathan Kominga. Warriors. James Harding Groove. Zyra Williams Rookie. Got Ray Allen. Going to the box. That's so sick. Nice hit there, Milwaukee. That's Aiden B. Getting a nice Yukon legend. Ray Allen. Heck yeah. Got Daeron Sharp on the Cosmic. 45 out of 99. And Rookie Revolution, Franz. Down Herbert Jones. And four to go on Optic PYT. A couple more spots came in there. Christian Woods, Santee Aldema. Got James Wiseman. That is again for the Warriors. 10 out of 100. Congrats on that. Also got Darius Garland. Sunburst, 24 out of 60. And Scotty Barnes. George's Calatisikas Rookie. And Sandro Rookie Bucks. Full Anthony. And Vortex. Jalen Green. Shockwave, Anthony Davis. Cameron Thomas Rookie. Jordan Poole. Usmai Garuba. And Trey Murphy. Harry Taliburton. And Vortex of Yannis. And last box here. Paul George. On the Impact, 86 out of 149. Shreve Cooper Rookie. Terry Rosear. And Christa Warta. Zyra Williams. And Jeremiah Robinson Earl. Got Miles Bridges. And Jason Tatum. On the lift off. Yonte Murray. Moses Moody Rookie. Got Ben Wallace. Going to the Pistons. Nice hit there. Detroit. Very solid auto. We'll take that. Big Ben. Also got Keldon Johnson to 99. And Supernova, Katie. Groove, Jalen Suggs, Austin Reeves Rookie. And last pack, Herbert Jones. Give me one second guys. We're gonna do a recap. That'll do it for the box. We've got Autos, Ben Wallace. James Wiseman to 100 Warriors. Ray Allen, box. John Nkominga for the Warriors. Got Jalen Suggs, Starfactor Shortprint. And Franz Wagner on the Infinite, one out of 25 Magic. That'll do it for the break there guys. Congrats on all the hits. We'll get them right out to you. Appreciate it.


Welcome to this course on designing learner centric MOOCs. MOOCs or massive open online courses are here to stay. They are one way to make quality educational content accessible to a large number of learners. Many of us would have taken MOOCs as learners. Some of us may have been teaching assistants, while others may have created our own MOOCs. Students who are new to MOOCs tend to focus on using the technology affordances of the platform in order to mimic their classroom actions. While it is necessary to be aware of the technology affordances, that alone is not sufficient. It is important to focus on the pedagogy to exploit the technology features in order to foster student engagement and learning. A learner centric approach is one broad pedagogic principle that is known to be effective for student engagement and learning in various settings. It incorporates principles of active learning, peer learning, formative assessment and so on. In this course, we will discuss how to incorporate learner centric principles in a MOOC setting and create a learner centric MOOC for your course. This course itself is designed by applying the learner centric MOOC model. That is, instead of simply having videos for you to watch, there are activities that need to be done, there are discussions that need to be engaged in and so on. For example, you will now do an activity wherein we will provide you with a set of resources each catering to a different aspect of MOOCs. You can choose the resource that appeals to you most, followed by the quiz at the end of the resource. Welcome to this course on designing learner centric MOOCs.


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Good morning everybody from the highways and byways of winter Doing what we do we're doing some trucking Gotta go pick up a load of lumber for one of our highway drivers Lumber sitting in Oak Bank on the west side of the city The log today may be a little shorter. I worked pretty late yesterday and I didn't get to bed till later than usual so I'm a little bit more tired than usual today, but We're doing all right. I just want to make it a little bit easier for me this evening when I have to edit So you may have noticed we're back in the old beast I'm excited.  It's handy in the city Empty flatbed behind us a 53 foot flatbed. We're gonna kick some butt this Friday Tomorrow I have to go into work to update some of my courses transportation of dangerous goods and stuff. I haven't hauled dangerous goods here at Keystone yet, but Judging by the fact that they're pulling me in on a Saturday for this course I guess I'm gonna be hauling some dangerous goods. I don't know I don't even know what kind of stuff we would haul but you know, we haul all kinds of stuff All got every day. It's something different seems every day You know, I delivered two boats yesterday That was one happy customer. He was very happy to get those boats. They came all the way from Texas He says that's how hard it is to get a used boat nowadays because everybody's buying everything up Right same thing with Harvey's and stuff. Everybody's buying everything up So it's difficult to find a good quality used boat apparently That's what he said So they bought one all the way from Texas went through all of the you know, the headaches of getting it shipped up here and everything and duties and taxes and everything But now he's got two boats. I think he's gonna sell them Or you I don't know it sounded like he was gonna flip them Not literally flip them, but I mean like you know what I mean Fix him up and sell them for a profit I have no idea if that's how hard they are to come by up here He probably will make a profit because people are probably paying a lot more for them then But yeah, that was fun that was fun Long day yesterday, but I'm not complaining. I like those long days. I mean every day might be a little bit too much but you know Here and there a long day it makes up for the short days So they had actually gotten this truck into the shop really quick that same day It was in the shop and out of the shop yesterday the replacement of the sensors I believe that was Triggering the engine light to come on Apparently that happens quite often on these older trucks. I'm not too worried about it Everything else I told them and they said now she's running as she always has she's still doing good Okay, I got the green light at least I did my due diligence and told the shop when I thought there was a problem with the truck Because if I didn't tell them and it was actually a big deal and then it ended up blowing up Some questions for me that I didn't want to answer and I did my part They told me to give her all my stuff back into this truck this morning Got all my equipment back on the headache rack on my chains binders Tarps straps my broom Here that comes in very handy like I was telling you this truck turns very sharp which helps a lot in the city The other truck seemed to need 40 acres to turn around But I did get it all nicely cleaned up and organized There's all kinds of garbage all over that a big box full of garbage and old straps and stuff that I gathered Organize that all put it all the way the next person that uses that truck, you know, they're getting into a clean organized truck So we've arrived to the gold mines Also known as the lumber yards Look at all that lumber Look at all that lumber Maybe one day if I save up all my money I can get one stick I've been joking about the price of lumber on Facebook a lot lately Is that everywhere? Is that like just a North America thing? How are you guys doing in Europe? How's lumber out there because lumber out here is Shooting through the roof in price That's one of the reasons we're not rushing building our house at all And that's one of the reasons my parents are now kind of hesitating They were gonna start building this summer and now they may wait a little bit I don't know what their plans are yet. Maybe they will build anyway But they're definitely hesitating as they see the prices of lumber right now. They're three times four times their regular rates It's insane. It's like people are intentionally trying to crash everything So what's gonna happen? We can't afford to build houses anymore and the houses that are being built are Skyrocketing in price because that has to reflect the price of the products that go into the house and they're already skyrocketed There's like the price of houses are already up here Then you add like a skyrocketing lumber price on top of that yet and they go up even higher But obviously we're in a bit of a pandemic right now and not everybody is working at full capacity So not everybody's bringing home the same amount of dough. I mean, I've been very lucky. We're still very busy We still got a lot to do but there's a lot of people out there that aren't So they're making less money and everything's getting more expensive in a hurry It worries me a little bit sometimes, but you know, maybe that's a topic for a different channel a different vlog We're gonna keep this trucking focused here. We're picking up some gold. I mean, we're picking up some lumber today and We're taking it all the way Kansas City, Missouri. Well, I'm not taking it there, but I'm taking it to our yard We're another one of our fine highway drivers is gonna pull it all the way down there for some fine customers down there And I apologize Sometimes I have smudges on my lenses that I don't notice right away It's a vlog, right? This is real TV. This isn't any of those edited TV shows or anything It is what it is. So I apologize. There's still a smudge on there. I'll fix it I thought I heard a dog barking. My puppy sense is tingling Feel like there's a dog around here somewhere I don't see him. Why would there be a dog here? That'd be dangerous all this machinery moving around That's probably just in my head So Britt and I with our property we weren't planning on building for the next five years anyways It's 2021. So I'm thinking between 2026 and 2030 is when I'd like to have that house built I want to be living in that house in the year 2030. I know it sounds like a long ways away That's nine years away. So that should give us plenty of time So at least five years and it may take a few extra years and they're depending on the price of lumber the price of other materials the state of the world What happens in the world, I mean, there's some You guys pay attention. I'm sure you do a lot of crazy stuff going on. It's like a powder keg That's just about to blow up sometimes you think but hopefully everything is good and that everything works out and Between 2026 and 2030 We can move into our new house. That's gonna be our forever house So we're taking our time because we want to do it right We want to make sure that we get everything in there that we want in there and that we build it as Efficient as possible because everything again keeps going up in price up in price, right? So I want to have it as efficient as possible. Solar energy isn't really an option in Manitoba here For a full like to power the whole house permanently just because we don't get a lot of sunlight in winter time So we'd still have to be on the grid for when that can't Power the whole house, but it is an option that I'm looking into to have as much power by solar as possible You know, and then there's getting the right windows that are the best insulate insulating our walls properly Maybe building a double wall that's double insulated Getting a high efficiency furnace. We've already got the air conditioner. So We're set there. It's high efficiency air conditioner. Just making sure that our future Is affordable So I hear stories of people out there all the time buying these big massive houses tons of property tax and tons of bills and They didn't quite realize how expensive it is to maintain the house just because the banks gonna give you money for a big fancy house Doesn't mean you can afford it Because you have to factor in things that the bank won't how much is the kind of gonna cost to heat that thing in a Manitoba winter? How insulated are the walls in the windows? What's the attic look like? Is there is there any damage in there that you're gonna have to fix is their mold if you're building a new house? Again, what's it gonna cost to keep that house comfortable like heat-wise and air conditioning?   Or is it gonna stay the same? Because I mean where we used to be out in the bush there with that big piece of property our property taxes were skyrocketing fast Because it was developing fast around our property and the more people have moved in there The more developed that became the more our land was worth the more our land and properties worth the more our property Tax goes up right and I'm not even doing it I'm just sitting there doing nothing and I'm watching the property tax rise without me even adding anything to the property It's just because of everyone else building around us. So Ah things we that's why we're taking our time taking our time No rush Still waiting for the loader to come out here and start loading me up with this gold. I Got the goods you want to go see what gold looks like in 2021 They're ready for it. Oh There it is Isn't she beautiful? I know you thought it'd be a different color right now. Gold is blue. Didn't you know? Didn't you know? I don't even want to know what this is all worth. I'm pretty sure that Each one of these sheets is selling for about $95 right now. I think Somebody can confirm that for me in the comment section Maybe I'm wrong. I Hope I'm wrong We skipped a bunch again. I know I told you I was gonna try to keep the video simple for me today Just like to have a little bit of a relaxing evening tonight to not spend a few hours editing I hope you forgive me. I'll do my best to do even better next week for once in a while I just need to take it a little easy But we're done our day now. We've been running around all day worked a little bit Past six again. What's the time of 6 30? And it's time to head home So I'm not sure yet who is taking that load of gold all the way down to Kansas City Wherever they are. It's a nice easy load. The week is over Friday, but I still have to come into work tomorrow for a few hours. They said it probably be about 8 o'clock to 2 p.m. Transportation of dangerous goods training They are paying us to come in so There is that I wouldn't ask us to come in on a Saturday for free Wasting half a day on my weekend To go to school. I'm very interested to see how the training differs from the last place I did it at because I passed the course It was in January of this year and it's April now so four months ago Should still be fresh in my mind, but the course will be a nice refresher and then I should be able to just Sail through the test or whatever they give us Come on, let's go in the yard all the way in the yard guys keep going keep going


There we go. All right. I've got everything having any kind of scenes. Hi everyone Sorry about that little delay. I'm Meredith and as Sarah said I work for the Nelson Provincial Museum And I also work for a virtual reality 360-degree photography company and Nelson as well The little tour program said I was going to be talking about making 3d models of collection objects I am I'm also talking about some other stuff as well. So you're gonna get more than you bargained for today So today, I'm going to do just a quick orientation of where Nelson Provincial Museum is Potted history of the murders. There's lots of people in here I guess you've got as twisted and gory a sense of history as me You won't be disappointed with this story and then the things that the museum staff did Around the content and unlike Gareth from Auckland Museum who's got how many six staff focused on digital technologies. We've got Zero so we did this all ourselves Learning as we went and so we did 3d modeling and 360-degree tours and then I'll just talk about a little bit of what we learned along the way So Nelson Provincial Museum is in the center of Nelson It's a fairly big museum for its size I picked them dark and spooky moody pictures to get you in the mood We've got a team of 13 full-time equivalent staff and we are spread out over three sites We've got the museum and central Nelson and off-site storage warehouse and research facility where staff work and then further south another 20 minutes workshop and Big off-site store where the technicians work. So not very many people and we're well spread out So we don't see each other very often Our collecting area is that yellow circle? It's the Nelson Tasman region the top of the South Island and if you can see that red dot there That is where the manga tapu murders happen So bear with me while I do a little bit of storytelling So 1866 is 150 years ago this year and the murders happened on the manga tapu track Which is a large walking track that runs between canvastown in the Marlborough sounds and Nelson It's a good full days walk. It was very well used in 1866 It traversed by lots of people the South Island at that time was full of gold mining that Otago gold fields were open the West Coast was all gold mines and over on the East Coast was gold as well That brought a lot of transient people a lot of gold miners looking for their future Publican storekeepers and it also brought some bandits and let's meet some bandits. Shall we? Right take a good look at these four gentlemen because we're going to be meeting them in a different way later on These four guys they're known as the Burgess gang They all came from London though Joseph Sullivan on the end was actually an Irishman But he was a prize fighter in London three of the men Richard Burgess who was the gang leader Thomas Kelly and Joseph Sullivan were convicts and sent on convict ships to Australia and made their way to New Zealand Where they caused a hang of a lot of havoc Philip Levy though was a bit less rough He was actually a gold trader and a merchant and he acted as the gangs off-seller of the stolen goods The two guys Richard Burgess and Thomas Kelly had known each other for six years down in Otago They'd worked as a tight tight unit They were also used Philip Levy's services for quite some time in 1866 the three of them moved up to Hockitika on the West Coast where they met up with Joseph Sullivan who just recently arrived in the country and they formed a gang of four and they set about Going across to Canvastown to see what havoc they could cause there because they were wanted on the West Coast for God knows what Canvastown don't know if any of you have been there It's pretty small today and as the name suggests in 1866 it wasn't much to write home about In Canvastown there was a French gentleman called Felix Mathew with a lovely little goatee and He owned the very optimistically named pub called Café du Paris in Canvastown Bless him and it was in the Café du Paris that Philip Levy went with his ears open to see if he could see who had money in the town Unfortunately for Felix that evening he announced to everyone that he was leaving the Café du Paris He was selling up shop and heading over in a few days time over the Mangatapa track With all his belongings along with two other storekeepers and a gold miner with all their stuff across the Mangatapa track and Philip Levy with his ears wagging ran back to the other three who were hiding in a distused farmhouse And they formed a plan to head up the Mangatapa track and ambush these four which they did On June 12th the team went up early They hid behind a big rock and as the four came with all of their goods and a pack horse They jumped out and they tied them up They robbed them and they then proceeded to kill them in any way you could imagine with a gun a knife a fist and a rock After all of that Bloody work was done. They hid the bodies in the bush and headed down to Nelson with their spoils When they got to Nelson, they made a bit of a scene of themselves They went shopping and bought beautiful fancy velvet coats and waistcoats for themselves Went drinking and when it became apparent that people were missing these four were quickly rounded up and arrested It was a long drawn-out trial in Nelson Richard Burgess who is a very charismatic character Represented himself in court all the words were recorded word-for-word in the newspaper, which is fantastic to read on papers past I'd recommend it Richard Burgess also wrote his memoirs while in prison and I've got to admit I've got a bit of a historical bad boy crush on him. He's very well-spoken Sullivan turned Queen's evidence and he dodged the other three in that was the Irish guy so he protected himself and The other three were sentenced to death by hanging Special gallows were made and in October 66. The three men were executed by hanging Joseph Sullivan had to leave the country as part of his plea bargain. He had to get to Australia No ship would take him because they were well recognized and these portraits were all over the media Everyone knew what they looked like so the New Zealand police came up with a clever ploy to disguise Joseph Sullivan as a policeman and which he was dressed and full policemen's uniform and escaped Well or and was transported to Australia unrecognized in with a flax moustache Which I believe is probably what did it? So that's not quite the end of the story because what happened after the Executions where the three men were cut down and there was a big story Or a big debate in the scientific community at the time as to whether hanging was Death by hanging was caused by strangulation or by severing of the spinal column this was very important question and many learned doctors were gathered after the Executions not just these two they were about five or six and they performed Autopsies on the bodies and they discovered that they were death was caused by strangulation now in the process of the autopsies the three convicts heads were severed and decapitated and Later on that day the local dentist dr. Tatton took possession of a sack of said heads Which he then proceeded to shave very carefully and make plaster casts of now They sent them to the dentist because it makes sense. He was used to making Plastic house of teeth. He knew what he was doing and the reason that they wanted to have these plaster casts was because at the time in the 1860s for knowledgy was a really hot topic Apparently you could know a lot about a person's personality and where they were going in life by carefully feeling the lumps and bumps in their heads So these three heads of these very very wicked men were well sought after and everyone wanted to have a touch So it was with these three heads in the museum has got three of these plastic cast heads the original ones That we started our first digital exploration into the topic We decided we were going to make 3d models of the death cast and we started with a trial with sheep skulls We took multiple photographs of a sheep skull Put it into software. This was photo scan, which we didn't end up using in the end and Ended up with a really beautiful model of a sheep skull that you could rotate on the screen and look in great detail So it was proof of concept. We decided we would do it with the heads I spent a whole day with our museum photographer Photographing the heads in great intimate detail each angle. So I know them very well now We fed that photographic data into these programs. They're all freeware except for cinema 4d And we ended up with this and now this is where I have to get out of here. Excuse me. Oh Wrong one. Sorry guys. Go got a preview. Where's it gone? Here we go. Alrighty So we've got these this file at the moment in the exhibition running on a big screen on a projection screen in the exhibition But the files themselves of each of the heads are Fully rotatable so you could look at them on a touchscreen and spin them all around All right, we'll get rid of those ugly mugs Okay Right the next thing we did. Oh Yeah, we'd hope to create 3d models of the heads Because the dentist did that 150 years ago He made multiple casts and we thought it would be quite fun to actually print a bunch of heads as an experiment But it was too expensive. So we just went analogue instead with the cast making That's the the boss's husband bless him Right the next thing we did was create 3d models of the heads Right the next thing that we chose to do was make 360 degree photograph of the place where the murders happened at murderers rock and I'll show you this in a bit so we've got a touchscreen in the gallery of this and Then My other my other hat is we went and did a 360 degree photographic tour of the exhibition space itself Once it was opened As an experiment to see what it was like. So we did a trial shoot That's Marcus my business partner doing a trial shoot to see where was the best place to place cameras and get the The sphere photography we did a high-resolution shoot Through those photographs into software then added content that was already existing from the museum's exhibition like Label texts and photos and things And we thought it would be a fairly easy easy thing to do and then we created Which one was it that one? Okay, so Here is what's the time here is just I'll just spin around. This is the exhibition space That's the way out that video. So we just checked a Checked a video on there so people don't feel like they're missing out and we threw in extra data and Content so we can zoom in on cases and close-up photography So this tour is not finished not finished yet. I was sort of rushing around to get it done. I thought all you guys will understand Let's go outside. I'll take you to where the touchscreen is and we can dive to the murderer's rock I'm just gonna go through All right So you can swivel around and have a look at the exhibition and looking close at everything all of those circles are Different places you can go to I'll take you outside All right, we should dive in Superman style soon. Here we go so this is murderers rock where the Murders happened and our photographer trekked with four hours with all his camera gear and a special rig up here I didn't think I don't think he thought it was going to be quite so far And we've got it's special embedded content that we put in there About the places specific places and maps views and different ways to interact with that content So that's available on a touchscreen in the gallery Right. Oh if anyone wants to see a bit more of this we can later But I'll just crack on to what we learned from doing all of this Okay, so why did we do this in the first place? We actually as a museum didn't set out Initially to create all of this digital content. It was just 150 years to the year of the murders We were just gonna do an exhibition and actually what ended up happening was staff themselves We're really enthusiastic about the content and the story and also a number of them were really quite digitally curious It's not our job But we wanted to give it a go So we had an exhibition technician who's also a sculptor in his free time and he really drove the 3d modeling side of it It was actually his son who ended up creating the final models. It was quite a far now affair There's our ex photographer who wanted to do the 360 degree panorama of murderers rock He self taught himself what to do and then there was me the registrar who Was interested in doing tours 360 degree tours of exhibitions with added content Because I'm interested in that on the side so we just did it and That meant that some staff like the graphic designer and the IT guy just kind of got dragged along for the ride It wasn't it wasn't a strategic thing. It just happened Things that were great about having keen staff was we put in stack loads of extra time We were really really enthusiastic weekends and evenings We weren't provided at work with the tech we needed the quality tech so staff often use their own tech at home That was cool Except when someone leaves and they've got the files on their computer and it's gone to another country So just something to just be aware of And that the digital content gathering wasn't quite timetabled into the exhibition schedule So we were sort of backtracking a bit Things that 3d modeling we learned was you don't actually need as many photos as you thought each of those heads actually got 50 photos that was all that was needed and that the backdrops have to be very very clean Any oddities or darkness in the backdrop confuses the software and it takes a long time to unpick where the problem is From the taking tour of photographs of the exhibition itself I'd recommend that you timetable it in or at least do it in part with The exhibition still not quite open to the public where the cases aren't closed with Perspects where you can get in and get some nice vignette shots of things set up as they'll appear in the exhibition and then do your Tour of the exhibition itself once the exhibition is fully open We thought we could just throw in the existing label graphics up onto our 360 tour But we had to do a bit of to-to-ing because things that look nice on a wall Don't fit so well on a screen So we had to do some cutting and pasting which was just time we hadn't Counted in and you have to be very ordered and organized because when you're making these 360 degree tours you're dealing with numerous spheres of Spaces in different rooms that have to go in different directions And if you're then adding content into those spheres Trying to explain that to someone else who is not familiar with the space or with the content It's complicated. So it was just lucky that I was the middle in the go-between in this case But I learned some really good lessons about just how to be very ordered and organized and named things very carefully And that is the end