Because of the corona virus, the new semester beginning has been postponed for two weeks, and the lecture was recommend to delivered by e-learning. Fortunately, this winter vacation, I set up my private studio in the bedroom.
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Youtube live streaming with OBS
Two years ago, I had a very informative time during the short period of my YouTube broadcasting. It’s good to give information to others, but personally, it’s good even for me to organize my knowledge time to time. In 2020, I planned to run YouTube broadcasting related to e-learning again with those partners.
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eLearning for emergency(1): How to begin?
Recently, the number of online lectures are increasing rapidly because of Coronavirus . In order to conduct online classes at institutions, businesses, and schools, I would like to recommend to check the following points and proceed according to the procedure that will be mentioned in following blog series. I will briefly explain the outline of e-learning in this article.
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Receiving Minister Award for SW Development
Received the Minister’s Award for the SW Development It was awkward and uncomfortable to be rewarded when the country is in unrest. So I tried to go quietly, and the next day there was an article in the newspaper. When I read the article, I felt new and think about what I’ve done. Maybe Open source software promotion and OKMindmap service are reasons for this award.
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Attractions of Math OSS: Octave and Ubuntu (1)
In my high school, I was not a good math student. So I envied my friend who is good at math. In middle school, I was learning trigonometric functions and wondered where to use them, but not many people to ask. Because I’m introverted to ask and only motivation of learning was going college. I just thought it would be necessary in college study.
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