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This is a follow up to my post about using YouTube Editor as a formative assessment and research tool in the force and motion science unit. I was really impressed with the fourth graders’ deep thinking and understanding about concepts such as push, pull, gravity, and others. In class they discussed what these look like in […] Student Examples Resources Set up your YouTube channel Beyond Laptops crowd sourced movies
This week I started a science project with my 4th grade team. We are studying force & motion, and also simple machines. Students are creating a movie using Creative Commons videos in YouTube Editor to demonstrate understanding of the principals they are learning. Below is the presentation I shared with the students after teaching them […] I am fortunate enough to be a part of a great team at ISKL, and happy to be presenting on my new “home turf.”
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Student Stop Motion Movies
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A Variety of Stop Motion Animation Styles Professional […] 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… This week I discovered a great tool for filming & then posting directly to YouTube. The free iOS app YouTube Capture allows you to film in the app and then post your footage directly to YouTube. This is is very easy to use. I created a step by step handout for first time users (below). YouTube […] |
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