It has been determined that the video tape of Skinner has no copyright so
IMS at Oakton is making copies for me. I need a reminder however
regarding who wanted a copy.
Joan
Joan Warmbold Boggs
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> Subject: [tips] Re: B.F. Skinner's Last Speech at APA Convention
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> It has been determined that the video tape of Skinner has no copyright so
> IMS at Oakton is making copies for me. I
Joan,
If there is no copyright on that video, that means it could be
digitized and put online in a streaming format. Any chance your IMS
dept would want to do that for the benefit of all humankind? No CD/DVDs
would have to be sacrificed.
Jon
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What a great idea! I am sending a copy of your email to the head of our
entire IMS department, Bob Burton, who has extensive experience with all
sorts of video/film techie stuff. We also have a TV studio with terrific
folks working there so I'd be surprised if this wasn't possible. Bob,
what do
gt;> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 4:31 PM
>> To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
>> Subject: [tips] Re: B.F. Skinner's Last Speech at APA Convention
>>
>> It has been determined that the video tape of Skinner has no copyright
>> so
>>
Dear Joan
I'd like a copy too.
Many thanks in advance
Jose
On 1/18/07, Joan Warmbold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It has been determined that the video tape of Skinner has no copyright so
IMS at Oakton is making copies for me. I need a reminder however
regarding who wanted a copy.
Joan
Joan Wa
ry 18, 2007 9:39 PM
> To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
> Subject: [tips] Re: B.F. Skinner's Last Speech at APA Convention
>
> Will do but Jon Mueller has encouraged Oakton to digitizing the video and
> make it available online in a streaming format. Would you
I think it is more important to get it digitized. VHS is a
quickly-dying technology.
Ken
Joan,
If there is no copyright on that video, that means it could be
digitized and put online in a streaming format. Any chance your IMS
dept would want to do that for the benefit of all humankind?
"Joan Warmbold" wrote "Jon Mueller has encouraged Oakton to digitizing the
video and make it available online in a streaming format. Would you still want
a
VHS copy if this became available?"
Having made a similar offer last year, I have some sage advice for you, Joan:
"You're freakin' nuts!!"
At 8:32 AM -0500 1/19/07, Ken Steele wrote:
I think it is more important to get it digitized. VHS is a
quickly-dying technology.
Right!
Once it is digitized it can also easily be distributed on DVDs.
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Fact is, I've only received 4 requests which I plan to proceed with.
Oakton (I hope) will also be digitizing this tape for online accessibility
which of course is far superior. Why do you guys like put down others on
this listserv? But to respond to your question, no Edward, I'm not
freaking nut
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