Anonymous Guest 16 Oct 2015

Lee,CommonCraft always maneags to break down what might be complex concepts into understandable (and short!) videos - Kudos to a job well done! Yes, these should be shown to middle and high school students, but don't forget to share with parents as well as many are clueless about the digital footprint left behind. I too present to various groups on one's digital footprint, "There's NO Such Thing as a Delete Button!" and the audience is always amazed at what can be easily dug up on the internet. We also need to remember that it's not just the internet. Last summer I lost 20 pictures that were somewhat critical. Being the Digital Diva that I am, I tried PCs, Macs, netbooks, other cameras, etc. attempting to retrieve these images. Nothing. Or so I thought. A quick search online and $30 later I was in possession of an image retrieval program. Popped my card in, and sure enough! Even though no device was able detect the images on the card, and the card had been reformatted, I was able to retrieve not only the images I needed, but EVERY SINGLE image that was ever saved on the card! Trends may come and go, but bits and bytes are here to stay!

Matthew Taylor 06 Jun 2005

this is very good, especially since it was done digitally

A penn 04 Jun 2005

i think it looks a little like a girl but thats just my thought:) anyway the coloring is GOOD!

Lauren Madrueno 03 Jun 2005

Great work with the computer. The shading and outlines look awesome