ANIMOTO
With Animoto students create a dynamic book report video by integrating music, photos, quotes and video clips.
Animoto analyzes these audio-visual tools that the students use, and organises an individualised video.
A ‘remix’ function facilitates an easy revamp of the photos and music the students incorporate.
The Animoto ‘video’ book report can be shared on a student blog or website, or downloaded to computers as a presentation.
SAMPLER
GENERAL PLANNER
a) Decide what length of videos you will want created - (free) 30-second or (longer) paid-for or educator account.
b) Either set up free accounts, or get an educator account. This can take a few days to be approved.
c) Set the topic and parameters of the project: maximum number of images (varies depending on time), music selection (there is free music available, or you can up upload your own), use of text. A storyboard project, using powerpoint slides as images, will be able to accommodate more text than the text-on-video feature in the program itself.
d) Collect more images and text than you'll need; edit down to "best of's"
e) Create a storyboard (if there is a storyline) or an order of images/text
f) Put it together
g) "Share" it - kids will need to either post the link to you, or otherwise share their specific link with you.
LINKS
http://www.animoto.com
**Disclaimer: Where possible examples of our student work have been included and reasonable attempts to contact the creators of the presentations and documents included here have been made, for permission, when items have not been made available to the public at large. This wiki is a collaborative synthesis of available resources for educational purposes.**
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