Here’s what time lapse looks like #shorts

Here is an example of what the time lapse video setting can do on your iPhone. Give it a try! #shorts

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Boomers constantly upgrade their knowledge and skills about their devices. We provide expert guidance and personalized resources to develop your competence and confidence using Apple devices.

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Happy learning,

Ed, Jill, and Chris
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Ed Brazee Co-founder of BoomerTECH Adventures

Ed Brazee is co-founder of BoomerTECH Adventures with colleagues Jill Spencer and Chris Toy. BoomerTECH Adventures helps fellow boomers develop their digital expertise while modeling and encouraging compassion, honesty, fairness, respect for diversity, and adherence to ethical behavior. Using technology in this day and age is much more than knowing what buttons to push!

Ed is professor emeritus of education at the University of Maine where he taught for 25 years. He was also publications editor for the Association for Middle Level Education, and directed a highly regarded summer institute for teachers.