ENGAGING WITH THE YOUTUBE GENERATION by touchcast. Screen Casting / Capture. Tom McFadden. YouTube. Embedding with a URL To quickly embed a YouTube video, simply copy the video’s URL from your web browser’s address bar while viewing the video: Paste it on a line by itself in your post/page editor (make sure that it is not hyperlinked): We take care of the rest!
The video will look something like this: ↑ Table of Contents ↑ Embedding with a Shortcode To customize the video’s size and settings, use a shortcode. Then create a shortcode using the format below. [youtube= Embedding a Playlist You can also embed a YouTube playlist instead of a single video. Be sure to copy the full URL, including &list=… at the end. TubeChop - Chop YouTube Videos.
Next Vista for Learning. Photobucket. Vine for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation) and iPad on the iTunes App Store. Ask3. Wideo explanatory example. Public void applyToJob(Developer you) { if (you.knows(JAVA + SPRING + FREEMARKER) && you.knows(MYSQL + CASSANDRA) && you.knows(HTML5 + JQUERY) && you.location.equals("BUENOS AIRES - ARGENTINA")) { mailService.sendMail("aws@wideo.co", "I'm the guy you're looking for", "/user/cv.doc"); } }
Wideo example of student assessment. ODE Science Collaboration Opportunity. Wideo example of project summary. WeVideo. Videolicious. Photo Story 3. Pros Works on Windows 8.
I have the 32 bit version which could be why. Though I have read some 64 bit Windows 8 users cannot run it. Like windows Movie Maker 2.1 and 2.6 quite user friendly. Cons Not many.Some users say it won't install or run on Windows 8. Summary Photo Story 3 is working on my windows 8 Pro-the reason is probably because I have got 32 bit. Updated on Oct 23, 2013 Photo Story 3 is working on Windows 8 at least it is on mine.
Reply to this review Was this review helpful? I could not install on Vista... Error 28000.Generic custom action error. Your system has not been modified. Next Vista for Learning. Video PD. Read more by smurik April 2nd, 2013 Date: Wednesday, April 17, 2013Time: 2:00pm EST / 11:00am PSTDuration: 1 hour Learn how to leverage the power of online video to flip classrooms, get students reading, simply and easily create and incorporate teacher and student videos into Moodle, enhance professional development and get students fully engaged in learning.
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Participants will learn: Webinar Speakers Shannon MillerK-12 Teacher Librarian,Van Meter School@shannonmmiller. 3 Ways To Use Vine In The Project-Based Learning Classroom - Project-based learning (PBL) — an educational approach in which students work together to solve real-world problems — is redefining how many kids learn.
Vine, a social video app purchased by Twitter, is growing in popularity — and fast. What happens when the two collide? PBL teachers across the country intend to find out. What Is Vine? Recently we took a more general look at Vine in the classroom, but in short, Vine is video’s answer to the popular photo-sharing app Instagram, with a bit of tumblr and twitter thrown in. This deceptively simple application allows users to capture and share six-second video clips–rather than pure gif animations–through social media. This is precisely some teachers have adopted Vine as an educational tool, especially in the PBL classroom. Six Seconds? Bah. YouTube Says Long Videos Sometimes Work Better. Miniature video has been in the news a lot lately, thanks to Twitter’s Vine app where you make six-second movies, and Instagram’s new 15-second video feature.
But over at YouTube, they’re finding shorter isn’t always better. “It’s kind of counterintuitive,” says Vanessa Pappas, Global Head of Audience Development at YouTube. “But we’re finding the audience is there for all types of content. Possibly there’s a shift taking place from thinking of YouTube as a place for snackable content to thinking of it as a place for more engaging content, and more storytelling.” One example: When Vice first launched its YouTube channel, “they were producing the more typical YouTube snackable content, the stuff people are aware of, two to three minutes long, funny, easily shareable,” Pappas says. The problem was that those videos weren’t consistent with the edgy commentary and point of view that people associate with Vice. YouTube is booming. Some YouTube shows are attracting TV-size audiences. 7 Video Ideas. 7 Amazingly Easy Video Ideas for Capturing and Keeping Students' Attention By Kim Fortson 05/28/13 Keeping students attentive in the 21st century classroom is no easy feat.
Sure, there's the buzzword--"engagement"--that pervades education technology rhetoric, but what does engagement really look like, and how do teachers achieve it? For veteran educators Dotty Corbiere, a math specialist at Meadowbrook School in Weston, Massachusetts, and Rushton Hurley, founder of the non-profit organization Next Vista for Learning and a former high school Japanese language teacher and principal, the answer is video. "[Video] captures attention and learning.
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