Danielle's Glass recap

Better late than never... forgot to upload my fav spot on campus. @LUBrownWhite editorial room. #GoogleGlass #j230 pic.twitter.com/Lkj5hPQyby

— Danielle DiStefano (@daniellejdistef) March 24, 2015

Signs of spring from #GoogleGlass. Hardly any snow left. Oh, and I'm not wearing a jacket. #j230 pic.twitter.com/SdMOhv9aJx

— Danielle DiStefano (@daniellejdistef) March 25, 2015

"Can I use this in class?" #glass #j230 #daywithglass pic.twitter.com/5AZA2LV9Wy

— Danielle DiStefano (@daniellejdistef) March 23, 2015

I actually thought my videos turned out pretty well. For the topics that I chose, I thought the first-person aspect for the process video was cool. It was sort of boring, but the person that was wearing it did a good job. For the Glassumentary, I think the environmental sound aspect was really awesome. Having someone singing and wearing Glass was really cool and gives the viewer an inside look into the process of being in an a cappella group.

I like Glass. It gets annoying and hurts your temples sometimes, and people look at you weird when wearing it, but it is a useful tool for capturing video from different perspectives and gives more of an "inside look" for some things you would otherwise not be able to see just from a traditional camera.