Planetizen Courses brings you instruction on video and multimedia tools that can improve planning presentations and boost interest in projects. As more citizens spend time on social media platforms, video production skills can help planners cut through the noise and deliver their message to the community or policymakers.
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Top Video & Multimedia Instructors
Thomas Hamed
Thomas Hamed, AICP is a transportation planner who specializes in commuter transportation and mobility for all...
Jonathan Katz-Ouziel
Jonathan Katz-Ouziel is an autistic planner, an independent accessibility consultant, and the founder of Opossum House...
Tom Sanchez
Tom Sanchez is a professor of Urban Planning specializing in Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Landscape Architecture.
Andy Boenau
Andy Boenau is a storyteller disguised as an urban planner. His expertise includes public engagement, storyboarding...
Yoh Kawano
Yoh Kawano works at the UCLA GIS and Visualization Sandbox as a member of the Research...
Ma'ayan Dembo
Ma'ayan is a writer who utilizes interviews as a medium to digest issues and disseminate information...
Tim Halbur
Tim Halbur is communications director for the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), the leading organization...
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Conceptual Drawing for Planners
Instructor: JJ Zanetta
In this course, we will learn effective ways of drawing as a means to communicate design ideas and explore digital tools that support traditional drawing.
The DIY Form-Based Code: Research and Development
Instructor: Norman Wright
Covering concepts critical to developing the foundation for a code, this course takes a a tour through the creation of a code for the hypothetical city of Wrightville.