Showing posts with label Common Craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Common Craft. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
12:13 PM
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Mr. Krause's students created Common Craft videos using the iPad in a different class with different subject matter earlier in the year. Applying that experience, students in his Psychology class were able to discover and master the "History of Psychology" information while creating videos.
Discover how he changed from lecture format to engaging student driven discovery while using the iPads.
Discover how he changed from lecture format to engaging student driven discovery while using the iPads.
Monday, January 7, 2013
4:57 AM
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Starting January 17 for 10 minutes, technology tool tips will be presented to make your life more efficient!
When: Thursdays Sixth Grade Lunch OR Seventh Grade Lunch OR Eighth Grade Lunch
Where: 6th Grade: Mr. Pratt's Room; 7th Grade: Mrs. Schmidt's Room; 8th Grade: Mrs. Mills' Room
Why: To Utilize Tech Tools To Be More Efficient
Topic: Different Every Week
Get all the details in the video below!
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
6:56 AM
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Concluding our Common Craft project required production. One person was the speaker, one person was the mover of objects, and one person was the start stop of the recording.
Worked perfectly!
See how it is done.
Worked perfectly!
See how it is done.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
7:26 AM
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We needed all students to contribute to the Common Craft video by making paper props. We shared these with the person who is actually making the Common Craft type video with the Explain Everything app via our Google Drive app.
Perfect.
Perfect.
3:49 AM
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As we started our Common Craft videos pertaining to Imperialism, students discovered the features of Draw and Show Lite. An additional feature of this video provides the reason for creating video tutorials for students. This allows for students to learn at their own pace. It is located on the teacher's blog.
See our students in action.
See our students in action.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
8:58 AM
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Mr. Krause, Mrs. McCumber, and Ms. Wilcox informed me today that he would like to complete Common Craft type videos on the iPad because, as he states it, "I like the explanation aspect".
I immediately thought, "This could be a great opportunity to create the entire video on the iPad."
I chose a drawing app, specifically Draw-n-Share Lite because of its paper feel, and it was free!
I also chose Explain Everything because it is the tool that best provides a canvas. I thought of Lee and his "four 750 watt bulbs" that he uses for shooting video. We don't have that! Explain Everything removes the additional equipment that is needed while still providing a great production canvas. View the process!
I also liked Explain Everything, because I could write a script for each slide, thus stating clearly what was to be spoken on each slide. I used Evernote, but any tool, including paper and pencil, could be utilized.
With ONLY one hour into the project, I was able to make the following Producing Muscles In Plain English.
In one week, I look forward to viewing what the students create.
I immediately thought, "This could be a great opportunity to create the entire video on the iPad."
I chose a drawing app, specifically Draw-n-Share Lite because of its paper feel, and it was free!
I also chose Explain Everything because it is the tool that best provides a canvas. I thought of Lee and his "four 750 watt bulbs" that he uses for shooting video. We don't have that! Explain Everything removes the additional equipment that is needed while still providing a great production canvas. View the process!
I also liked Explain Everything, because I could write a script for each slide, thus stating clearly what was to be spoken on each slide. I used Evernote, but any tool, including paper and pencil, could be utilized.
With ONLY one hour into the project, I was able to make the following Producing Muscles In Plain English.
In one week, I look forward to viewing what the students create.
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