This is my first attempt at using imovie. Ms Donalson filmed her pumpkin lesson using the flip video camer. We decided to try and down load it to the ipods. Since it was 24 minutes long I wanted to see how difficult it would be to edit it on imovie. Can't say it was complicated, but I will admit that it took me four hours one night to get a final product. The final product included adding music and titles. I was excited about how it turned out and couldn't wait to take it to school do down load it to the ipods. This would be the first video students would watch on the ipod. They took it like fish to water! Ms. Donalson has promised to film them watching the video and post it.
Posting the video on the blog was not as easy as the other videos I posted since it was larger that 100MG and it wouldn't load. I went to the Apple store and had a tutoring session. We tried saving it as "tiny" but that was to fuzzy so we tried "mobile". That is what you see below. Next step is to have the teachers try using imovie and of course my ultimate goal is to have the kids use imovie.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
Flipvideos in classrooms
Teachers are using their flipvideo cameras in the classrooms to record students working in different centers. Ms. Donalson was able to record a student at the reading center. This was taken only a few weeks into the new school year. The video demonstrates how quickly students begin to demonstrate reading behaviors. We love our flipcameras!!
Sunday, October 11, 2009
The flipvideo cameras have allowed us to easily capture what we are going at Panda Path. They were very easy to learn how to operate. This is the first time I post a video to the web. After a few false starts I was able to figure it out. I also plan to down load this video to the ipods for students to view.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Animal homes
Kids are learning about some animal homes. They are exploring the environment around the school to find some creatures like ants, birds. Using the flip cameras the students enjoy this field investigation. They took a video about trees, ants, plants. The next step is to learn how to use the macBook to observe their wonderful job.
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