|
|||||
  |
I am always looking for fun ways to create movies, and when Ben Summerton shared the app 1 Second Everyday, I could not resist trying it out. I decided to film clips of my winter vacation in Cambodia & Malaysia. The app is easy to use, and finds the videos you are taking and sorts them […] Presentation resources for the AppsEvents South Korea Summit featuring Google for Education, May 9, 2015. Resources YouTube Editor YouTube Editor Tutorials YouTube Capture (for iOS) Creative Commons Licenses How to: Set up your YouTube channel Upload videos Use YouTube Editor Promo from a Fish Bowl professional development session with similar objectives. Loading…
Take a look at what was created at the 2014 Beyond Laptops (below) by remixing […] I recently came across what looks like it will be a promising tool for remixing media. WEAVLY (still in beta) currently allows you to remix YouTube videos, SoundCloud audio, gif images, and has a good tool for adding titles. They appear to be planning to add other media to the mix, including Vine videos, Tumblr, […] Presentation resources for the EdTech Team South Korea Summit featuring Google Apps for Education, September 28, 2014. Resources YouTube Editor YouTube Editor Tutorials YouTube Capture (for iOS) Creative Commons Licenses Movie Rubric Creator How to: Set up your YouTube channel Upload videos Use YouTube Editor Promo from a Fish Bowl professional development session with similar objectives. Loading… Come join us for a five day technology integration workshop in Ipoh, Malaysia May 1-5, 2014. There are a few spots left. For registration & hotel information contact Jessica O’Kelly or Amanda Stoddard. Ed Tech Jumpstart Workshop Agenda This is my second entry about the movie project Sara Arno is undertaking in her class, with my support. To see all of the blog entries for this project, select the Arno Art Project category. We have spent some time in class discussion about art and social activism, and one of the conversations I found most […] 5th grade class’ book trailers from their book club books. Created on the iPad. They used these storyboards below to plan the shots. This past week I was helping students with storyboards in preparation for the movies they will be making to try to inspire others, a la Kid President. I found this video by Jeremy Cathey on film making tips that really hit the spot for these 5th graders. Great tips, and very appropriate for their level. |
||||
|
Copyright © 2018 Steven Katz - All Rights Reserved |
|||||
