Category: Opinions/Editorials
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Apple TV’s Sugar: A Good First Impression
I’m only three episodes in to Apple TV’s Sugar, but it has definitely captured my interest. I have to admit that I generally like everything Colin Farrell does, so I may be a bit bias here. The story of John Sugar is captivating as he searches for missing persons while trying to do good deeds…
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True Detective: Night Country – A Few Thoughts
(Slight spoilers below …) True Detective: Night Country was the absolute best show going for five weeks. It had atmosphere, mystery, superb acting, amazing cinematography, and a captivating plot that seemed absolutely comfortable with mashing up the true detective/supernatural genres. The connections to True Detective: Season One seemed to be there if you squinted hard…
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Morbius For the Win
I’ve been getting over Covid for the last week and watching a LOT of movies. Look, maybe it’s the Covid, but I finally watched Morbius and thoroughly enjoyed it. Jared Leto as a vampire. Matt Smith vamping it up. Good action. Cool special effects. This was a winner in my book.
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Netflix’s The Fall Of the House Of Usher – A Few Thoughts
I am an unabashed fan of Mike Flanagan, who brought us such shows as The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass, and The Haunting of Bly Manor. When I heard the modern day master of horror intended to tackle Edgar Allan Poe, it seemed like a match made in heaven … well, maybe not heaven,…
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Rapid Iteration: The Key to Developing Effective Learning Solutions Quickly and Efficiently
Rapid Iteration: The Key to Developing Effective Learning Solutions Quickly and Efficiently In today’s rapidly changing world, instructional designers need to be able to develop learning solutions quickly and efficiently. Rapid iteration is an instructional design methodology that allows instructional designers to do just that. Rapid iteration is a cyclical process that involves developing a…
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