Preserve Your Legacy: Enroll in Video Editing for Family History – Spring 2025
Have you ever wished to preserve your cherished family moments and pass them down to future generations? The Spring 2025 semester offers an incredible opportunity to learn how to document, digitize, and share your family’s unique story with the course Video Editing for Family History (GEN 108, Section #1612), taught by Jessie Rogers-Herbert.
Course Highlights:
📅 Dates: January 13, 2025, to May 9, 2025
📍 Location: EAC Thatcher Campus, ITB-106 South Campus, Building 26, Classroom 106
⏰ Schedule: Tuesdays, 5:30–8:00 PM
This introductory course focuses on the tools and techniques you need to transform home videos, old photographs, and slides into stunning digital archives. Whether you’re a tech novice or a creative enthusiast, this class equips you with the skills to:
- Record and edit video footage.
- Digitize and enhance treasured family photos and slides.
- Create meaningful projects that preserve and share your family history.
Why Take This Class?
In an era where memories are often stored on fragile mediums or scattered across devices, this course empowers you to bring everything together in one cohesive, digital collection. With personalized instruction in video production and storytelling, you’ll gain hands-on experience that helps your family history come alive.
Start Your Journey:
Your family history deserves to be preserved and celebrated. Don’t miss this chance to turn your memories into lasting treasures. Visit the course catalog for more details: EAC Course Catalog.
Make Spring 2025 the semester of legacy building!
