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On a recent cold Sunday morning, 13 college students arrived here for an unusual Spring Break: a weeklong date to get to know one of the countless rural towns struggling to attract teachers.

The trip was part of a feeder program, of sorts, created at Montana State University to address the state's education crisis: Nearly half of all Montana schools now employ teachers who aren’t certified, and almost all of those schools are in rural areas.

“Even 10 years ago, they were still pulling in people, getting applications, being more selective about who we can hire,” said Dr. Tena Versland, a professor at Montana State University who helped found the program two years ago. “Now it’s 'Just find someone.'”

The root of the problem is a decades-long inability to hold onto young people, who've been leaving small towns for bigger cities and never coming back. The shift is especially pronounced in the Midwest, where 85% of rural counties are shrinking.

Shelby, a town with about 700 families, one K-12 school, and a small main street that runs only a few blocks, has tried everything to fill the vacancies that pop up almost every year, with little success. So they weren’t about to let this opportunity of courting 13 aspiring teachers go to waste.

VICE News Tonight was there for the entire week, watching the town roll out the red carpet for the college students.

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In this lesson we will create animations which will export to media files such as AVI for presentations. Our instructor starts by opening a sample file and introducing students to Actor Targets and Keyframes. The fundamentals of key frame animation are reviewed and demonstrated by creating a new simple animation.

This hands-on tutorial series leads you through the basics of generating renderings and animations with Bentley's MicroStation V8i SELECTseries 3.
In this lesson, we open a working design model to explore the rendering styles. Our instructor walks you through how to navigate and modify the rendering view, and the benefits of changing to various display styles (such as filled hidden line, illustration, monochrome, smooth, thematic, transparent, and wireframe). We wrap up this lesson with creating a rending via the Luxology engine built into MicroStation.

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In this lesson our instructor will introduce schedule animations which will assist in creating 4D animations for project planning. After a quick review of navigating within a model, we start creating a scheduling animation. Using the Animation Producer we create a script, add tasks and attach objects in the model to those tasks on a timeline—thus creating a scheduled animation. This quick example introduces scheduling animations through a simple task, which can easily be expanded to show the complete building schedule animation in greater detail.

A short video describing Bentley's BE Careers Network offerings and news about the new Be Communities web site. Visit www.bentley.com for more information.