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Moving to Norway Episode 5 - School Daze

Episode 5 of the story about our move to Norway. After an 18-month hiatus from production, the series is back. I have completed my research. Consequently, Darcy, Alki, Ruby and I are finally settling into our new life. This episode is a personal essay about what we have grown to love about Norway, the challenges and idiosyncrasies of life in Bergen, and my personal experience as a “non-traditional” graduate school student (read: older than most of my professors.) It is a love letter to our new town and its amazing community. The video is in three acts. The first is a taste of daily life. The second act explores academic life, and the third ace documents the culmination of two years of work. To access the book or audio book that I mention in the video: Computational Creativity in Media Production: At the Crossroads of Progress and Peril Click here to download the files http://bit.ly/42BKDSo The book is available as a free audio book or .pdf file. Our move to Bergen has impacted every facet of our lives. When I arrived in August of 2021 the pandemic restricted travel in and out of the country. A consequence of these limitations was my wife and I could not relocate to Norway together. The first four videos in this series are a chronicle of what I learned, what I experienced, and how I grew to love my new life in Norway as I lived on my own, waiting for her arrival. Their focus is on my personal experiences along each step of the journey. CHAPTERS 0:00 Cold Open/Show open 0:34 Introduction 1:24 Settling into life in Bergen 2:50 Fløyen 5:05 7-Fjells Sklien (slide) 6:22 Walk to work 7:24 Bergen Architecture 8:25 The reading room/ Life at school 11:00 Bergen weather 14:02 Finishing the research 14:54 Submitting the research together 17:23 Graduation 19:08 How to read the research 20:18 Conclusion Unfortunately, the videos in this series are not "how to" videos. If you are looking for strategies to assist you on your own personal transition to Norway there are a number of outstanding online resources. First and foremost, I recommend the Life in Norway website (https://www.lifeinnorway.net/), and more specifically, their Moving to Norway section (https://www.lifeinnorway.net/moving-t.... Author David Nikel has done a very thorough job of aggregating helpful links, offering advice on navigating the system. It is updated regularly, and for my wife and I the website was an invaluable resource in the early stages of our journey. I also recommend you stay on top of the news and events here. One source of solid information is The Local's Norway section (https://www.thelocal.no/). This is a subscription news service, but I find I refer to it daily -- both in the states and especially now that I live in the country. For a fun, and often insightful, take on how an expat lives in Norway, check out the A Frog in the Fjord blog (https://afroginthefjord.com/). Lorelou Desjardins is a wonderful writer (her book by the same title is a fun read.) She documented her observations about her own transition to life in Norway with wit and charm. Don't forget to bookmark Norway's immigration website (https://udi.no/) as you will be there often throughout the process. There are many YouTube resources that I leveraged prior to moving. A few current ones include channels from @Simon Braeck, @Cecilia Blomdahl, and @Anna Goldman) but the websites listed above are what helped us create a strategy for making the transition.