What tools you use are missing from this list?
I sat down this afternoon to brainstorm a list of video editing, creation and mashup apps that could be useful for educators. Above you’ll find the nine I came up with off the top of my head, all of which I’ve either used or seen used in the classroom. But I know I’m missing some.
Here are some sample lesson plans or how-to’s for each of the video apps above:
- iMovie: Essex Middle School Edge students use it to make book trailers:
- Touchcast: Peoples Academy Middle Level 8th graders made STEM-focused Touchcasts to illustrate distance over time:
- ReelDirector: How about a video story of one classroom’s activities?
- Explain Everything: Harwood Union Middle School students used Explain Everything to make short how-to videos for iMovie and Google Drive for their peers (bonus ourobouros points for hitting iMovie inside another video app)
- ETA: Also, Animoto! These 5th graders made their #MockCaldecott book trailers with Animoto
And this educator handed over the iPad to her own kids, asked for a stop-motion video and was astonished by how many apps they wound up using to create their magnum opus, Invasion:
What video creation / editing / mashup / squish / bash / remix tools are you and your students using?
Don’t forget 30hands mobile! We’re a fun and easy-to-use app to sequence a story with slides from images, photos, drawings and video clips. Narrate over the stills, review and revise each piece and then publish a final video.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/30hands/id605013231?ls=1
We’re a fun and simply programmed that lets you create slideshows of images, photos, drawings, and video clips to tell a story. Narrate the still images, go through and edit each segment, and finally publish the finished movie.
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We’re a fun and simply programmed that lets you create slideshows of images, photos, drawings, and video clips to tell a story. Narrate the still images, go through and edit each segment, and finally publish the finished movie.