A Beginner's Guide to Creating iPhone Videos for the Virtual Classroom 72 Flares Twitter 29 Facebook 0 Google+ 17 LinkedIn 26 inShare26 72 Flares × You have probably used your iPhone to make videos of your friends and family. Have you thought about using your phone to make educational videos for the virtual classroom? This post will show you how. Often, when videos are made on the iPhone, the sound quality is poor and the footage is shaky. Here are a few simple ways to stabilize your camera and create great sound quality. Getting Good Video The quickest solution is to buy a tripod. iStabalizer makes a full gamut of tripod accessories that work well with your iPod. If you have any interest at all in taking videos of people while you are walking or moving, you must watch the tutorial, “DIY high quality cellphone camera stabilizer for iPhone, Android, Blackberry under $10” created by a young woman named Ritwika. There are other DIY options, though the pieces costs almost as much as it would cost to buy it new. Getting Good Audio -A tripod or stabilizer Software
תמונות טבע וסרטונים - יודעים, חיים גלגלו למטה כדי לצפות בסירטוני טבע מקסימים: אנטלופות, דגי סלמון נודדים, וגולת הכותרת: סרט דוקומנטרי על נמלים Planet Ant, BBC - תשמעו הקלטות של שיחות נמלים, תראו כיצד נמלה אחת יחידה יכולה להניע מושבה שלמה ועוד. ופה, צילומי הטבע המרהיבים של יובל בנון, אבנר מרקוביץ. כל המעוניין, מוזמן לשלוח צילומים למייל. צילום: יובל בנון צילום: אבנר מרקוביץ סירטי טבע מיוטיוב: דגי הסלמון בוקעים מביציהם בזרמי נחלים עם מים מתוקים ושוחים משם לאוקיאנוס. דוב רעב והקפיצה ל... מידע נוסף באתר קנדי (באנגלית) בקישור, ובאתר של אוניברסיטת צפון קרוליינה בקישור. מאמר מדעי בנושא משנת 2008, בקישור (באנגלית) סירטון של Discovery Channel על מחזור החיים של דגי הסלמון. Planet Ant, BBC Scotland
Teachers TV: video clips to use in schools Skip to main content GOV.UK uses cookies to make the site simpler. Find out more about cookies Is this page useful? Yes this page is useful No this page is not useful Is there anything wrong with this page? Thank you for your feedback Close Help us improve GOV.UK Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details. To help us improve GOV.UK, we’d like to know more about your visit today. Don’t have an email address? Windows Movie Maker The sights, sounds and action of a movie are a great way grab your students' attention and bring subjects to life. But who has time to teach and make movie magic? You do - with Windows Movie Maker. Like57 Kelli Etheredge, educator at St. The simple, easy, fast way to make movie magic in class It takes just a few minutes to import still pictures, video clips, and music from your PC to Windows Movie Maker and create a polished movie. Engage, entertain, and educate by creating movies to teach varied subjects: System requirements: Operating system: 32- or 64-bit version of Windows 7, or 32- or 64-bit version of Windows 8 Release Preview, or Windows Server 2008 R2.
Free DVD and Online Access for Education - Switch Energy Project Teachers, professors and school libraries can receive a free Education Edition DVD of Switch, plus receive a password for free access to stream and download the film from this site. Host a public or campus-wide screening to engage your whole community. Show the film or select scenes to your class. Or place a copy in the school library and assign it for independent study. The Education Edition DVD includes the complete documentary, a chapter menu breaking the film into 3- to 5-minute scenes on each energy type, and the 14 Energy 101 videos from this site. Teachers and school librarians, please fill out the form below. International educators will receive free online access, and can receive the DVD, but will be asked to pay postage from the US to their country.
Online Educational Videos: Video for Teachers, kids,children,students Welcome to the most comprehensive library available of curriculum-aligned, subtitled, online educational videos for teachers and students, for teaching kids and children of all ages, and for teacher and family education. Subtitled education video provides the ideal Visual Learning resources to accommodate for the majority of Learning Styles and for teaching special education.The curriculum material delivered by each of our online educational videos is aligned with State and National Standards. Using these educational videos as teaching resources provides a much more interesting and dynamic alternatve for students to the use text books to learn each curriculum topic. The use of subtitles education video also accommodates the majority of different Learning Styles, and when used for teaching special education or children with dyslexia and reading difficulties, they provide the ideal Visual Learning-based alternative. Subscribe to use our online educational videos
ScreenChomp 30+ YouTube Channels for Teachers Here is a resource of some great education YouTube channels Saga has recently compiled. The list is organized according to different content areas and has over 190 YouTube channels making it one of the most comprehensive list I have ever come across online. I am sharing with you some of the channels from this list and invite you to check the full list HERE. 1- YouTube EDU: Launched in 2009, Youtube EDU centralizes content from over 100 universities and colleges, providing access to lectures, research, and campus tours. Think of it as an enormous global video classroom within the YouTube framework, divided into three sub-categories: Primary & Secondary Education, University and Lifelong Learning. You can even build your own global classroom by uploading videos to your YouTube channel. 3- TED & TEDx: As of 2011, TED Talks were the #1 non-profit channel subscribed to on Youtube. 12- Expert Village: Watch. 30- THNKR: Change Your Mind.
50 Activities To Promote Digital Media Literacy In Students Literacy is changing–not at its core necessarily, but certainly at its edges as it expands to include new kinds of “reading.” Digital media is quickly replacing traditional media forms as those most accessible to most 21st century learners. The impact of this change is extraordinarily broad, but for now we’ll narrow it down to changes in how learners respond to the media they consume. The most fundamental pattern of formal academia is to read something and then write about it. Some of these tasks will look familiar, especially to English teachers. Also, I know that medium is the singular form and media the plural, but to me the connotation of the word medium hints at the form (e.g., film, text, video), whereas the media seems more apt to refer to a specific example of a media form (Schindler’s List, The Odyssey, Charlie Bit Me). You also might notice that many of them apply to both traditional and digital media. 50 Activities To Promote Digital Media Literacy In Students
Media Videos Hans Rosling explains a very common misunderstanding about the world: That saving the poor children leads to overpopulation. Not only is it not right, it’s the other way around! The world might not be as bad as you might believe! Don’t Panic – is a one-hour long documentary produced by Wingspan Productions and broadcasted on BBC on the 7th of November 2013. The visualizations are based on original graphics and stories by Gapminder and the underlaying data-sources are listed here. Hans Rosling is debunking the River of Myths about the developing world. Instead of studying history one year at the university, you can watch this video for less than five minutes. Is there a relation between religion, sex and the number of babies per woman? What was the greatest invention of the industrial revolution? Hans Rosling uses Gapminder bubbles in CNN Global Public Square to show US converge with other countries. Hans Rosling explains why ending poverty is crucial to stop population growth.
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Answers Grockit Answers is just-in-time Q&A for video lectures. In Grockit Answers, interactions happen around video lectures, and participants ask and answer questions about specific points in the lecture. Since every question is attached to a specific point in time in the video, Grockit Answers displays a question and its answers at the point in the lecture that they are most relevant.