Since
it’s been a few months since my last visit, I decided to check out
freetech4teachers.com again! With the
upcoming Olympics in mind, one of the most recent posts entailed a five minute
video about the differences between England, Great Britain, and the UK. Underneath the embedded video, the blog
author has a short review on the video as well as suggestions for future use;
for example the narrator speaks very quickly so you might want to pause/replay
sections. This blog post also included
supporting links to access pictures, as well as applications for education.
I
also found a post from earlier this week entitled “10 Ways to Create Videos”
which discusses 10 online sites to create videos; definitely will be keeping
this one in mind! I’ll highlight a few
of the sites, but the full list is below if you want to check them out. WeVideo
is a collaborative online creation tool, which allows you to invite others to
create and edit with you; National Archives
Digital Vault allows you to drag and drop digital artifacts into a poster
or video; and Muvee Cloud basically
provides one an opportunity to create collaborative (private) photo albums, and
then you can select your favorite images to create a video for the group.
Masher
Animoto
Flixtime
Photopeach
Zimmer
Twins – elementary intro for animated stories
Screenr
Let
me know what you think!
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