I have been meeting with a group of students after school each week in an informal Technology Club. They learned how to put their photographs into programs like PhotoStory and Animoto, and then add some text and music in order to create a digital story. Here is one of the Animoto videos that were created. More to come soon!
Sunday, February 6, 2011
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Great job on the video, nice editing work, looking foward to seeing more of the student's work, Pat(Skye's Dad)
ReplyDeleteDear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteMy video is finally up on the blog! I have Animoto on my Apple so I can make more. I hope you liked it.
Love,
Shark Fin
Dear Finnigan,
ReplyDeleteThat was a really cool video Finnigan made. I hope to see more from the other kids who made a video. Sincerely, Sillyband
Dear Techies,
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the video! It's really fun to make videos with photostory and animoto. I just learned about Photopeach this week. You can make videos with quizes or captions and that's very fun too. I have a couple on my blog. We are in Kirkland, WA.
Happy Blogging!
Mrs. Hembree
http://bellbulldogreaders.edublogs.org/
Dear Finnigan, I think you did a very good job on this video. I hope other kids do a video like yours. From, Jenny
ReplyDeleteI like how you did all the square and how you but thing in order.And also the music is awsome.
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Dear Flame,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting the blog and for commenting. Let me know if you want to learn more about Animoto. Come by room 12, and I would be happy to help you make something!
Sincerely,
Mr. Pahl