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Permalink Reply by Linda Marshall on May 13, 2008 at 5:42am

You can download them into Movie Maker and edit them with it. Then burn them to a CD

Permalink Reply by Jess McCulloch on April 11, 2008 at 9:25pm

Hi everyone! I teach Chinese in a small country town in rural Victoria Australia. Using more video in my classroom is something I'd really like to try to do so hopefully being part of this group will get me moving on it a bit more! I teach all year levels from Prep (K) to 11 so wide range of kids. I have each year level for 2 classes a week (4 for Yr 11) so sometimes find it a bit of a squish with time to do video production, but I won't use that as an excuse anymore. Gotta give these things a go!

Permalink Reply by Leigh on April 12, 2008 at 11:30am

Hi, this is my first year using video in my classroom. I teach Spanish and I am using it as a way to incorporate use of grammar and vocabulary. It is a lot of fun and a lot of work. For our first video we ended up doing animation because we only had 1 video camera and I felt more confident managing the students with digital cameras. If you have time, look at what they did!

http://murrell2.learnerblogs.org/nuestros-videos-del-preterito/

Permalink Reply by Jess McCulloch on April 12, 2008 at 2:45pm

Hi Leigh,
I had a quick look at the video assignments your students did and I think they are great! You've given me some great ideas. I love the way they've drawn their characters. Hopefully I will have a showcase like you've got there in the not to distant future!
Thanks for the inspiration.

Permalink Reply by Gregory Louie on May 13, 2008 at 2:35am

Hi all,

I'm a biotechnology teacher interested in GlobalEd, Web 2.0 & student produced videos. I have a $99 video camcorder in my classroom and am excited about using it in the future.

I hold the vision that my AIG students will compete in a "Be the Change-Share the Story" video contest next year on QuantumShift TV. This year, I've introduced the idea of creating of video, but we don't know what we are doing. We've been busy starting a local campaign to save the rainforest. Next year I hope my students will create a video to document our campaign.

Cheers,

Gregory Louie
Efland, NC

Permalink Reply by Linda Marshall on May 13, 2008 at 5:40am

Hi , I am excited about sharing and seeing what other educators are doing in the classrooms. I am an Educational Technology Facilitator at two elementary schools. I just finished a project with 5th grade students using Studio 10. The students researched a colonial artisan and wrote a script. I then videotaped them using a green screen so we could chromakey just their head. Then I imported the video and a picture of the artisan that they had colored into Studio 10 so that their heads were speaking on the colonial figure's body. I also downloaded a short into from United Streaming and had a student introduce the video by chromkeying a video of him into the colonial movie. The kids were very motivated and excited.

Permalink Reply by Gavin McLean on June 4, 2008 at 7:17pm

Hi I'm Gavin, I'm a media literacy enthusiast, presently ICT PD facilitator at Onlsow College in Wellington New Zealand, home of Flight of the Conchords I am an advocate of students creating their own media, both as a way to synthesise and build knowledge to share with others in the community, but also as a way to document and reflect on learning. I love tohear from fellow media literacy enthusiasts, kindred spirits and make new friends.

Permalink Reply by Connie A. Newman on July 22, 2008 at 3:13pm

Good Afternoon Mathew,

Hello, I would like to join, I am in Pelican Alaska and will be working with K - 5 in a multi-age classroom setting. I also serve as the Superintendent in our small remote community. I am reviewing materials to set up a class wiki. I love video, student love seeing themselves on film. Thank you for the invitation to join.

Connie* A. Newman

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