Online research:
1) Who is Ken Burns and what is the Ken Burns Effect?

     - Ken Burns is a filmmaker who is known for his style of using archival footage and photographs in documentary films. The Ken                  Burns effect is a type of panning and zooming effect used in video production from a still imagery.
2) Name 3 projects that might incorporate this effect. 

     - It can be used for documentaries, screensavers and slideshows.
3) What is parallax?
     - Parallax is the effect where the positions of objects depending on where it is viewed.
Video Research:
1) What is the Ken Burns effect? When is it used in video projects? 
2) Name the three main areas in the After Effects workspace. 
3) What are two ways to import media into a project?
4) Name two ways to create a composition. 
5) What is an element?
6) What is the difference between dragging an element into the monitor and dragging an element into the timeline?
7) Name four keyboard shortcuts.
8) Why would you want to solo an element while working on a composition?
9) What do the time code numbers represent, in order from largest to smallest?
10) What is a keyframe?
11) What are the "three simple steps" to creating an animation in After Effects?
12) How and why would you reduce the playback resolution in the monitor?
12A) What is a solid, and how do you create one?