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Digital Storytelling doesn't have to be complicated. In fact, you may be surprised at how easy it can be! Jennifer Gingerich breaks it down for you and shows how you and your students can achieve incredible results using tools you most likely have access to already!
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- 1. Making Movies Made Simple Presentation materials available at Technology Integration Made Simple https://sites.google.com/site/edtechsimple Videos available at you tube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Jennifergingerich Jennifer Gingerich Educational Technology Trainer & Coach Providing Dynamic Staff Development jennifergingerich@mac.com
- 2. What is the biggest benefit to Making Movies in the classroom? What is the biggest hurdle to making movies in the classroom? Think About It
- 3. Biggest Benefits to Making Movies in the Classroom
- 4. Biggest Hurdles to Making Movies in the Classroom
- 6. Projects Possibilities Digital Poetry Digital Riddle Historical Documentary Fast Fiction Digital Report - Voiceover VocabularyVideo Paper SlideVideo MusicVideo
- 8. Use a Digital Kit Photos Music Sounds Web Sites Citations Video Segments *Distribute via thumb drive, CD, shared folder, PicasaWeb Album
- 9. Movie Creation Tools Mac Garage Band iMovie Keynote PC PhotoStory Movie Maker PowerPoint Web XtraNormal VoiceThread iPad Animoto ShowMe EduCreations Video Camera
- 10. 4 First Photo Projects Historical Documentary Students take on a role in history and tell a first person account of an event. Use a mix of “aged and staged” student photos and primary source documents. Digital Riddle Students give three clues to answer the riddle “What am I?” Use one photo, importing four times. Zoom in for each clue, and zoom out to reveal answer. Digital Poem Any form of poetry will do: Haiku, Bio Poem, GLAD Chant. Match up with curriculum or vocabulary. Record voices or insert titles. Fast Fiction Five photos and five sentences to tell a story or demonstrate a literary device - tone, mood, metaphor, simile, hyperbole, alliteration, onomatopoeia...
- 11. Gradual Release of Responsibility I do...whole class,model We do...pairs,structured,timelines You do...small groups,roles,independence
- 12. Written narrative and voice are crucial Take student photos and apply sepia Use historical photos and/or primary source documents Use Essential and Guiding historical questions Historical Documentary
- 13. Oregon Trail Digital Diaries
- 14. Digital Stories the story should come first
- 15. ...the planning comes second
- 16. GarageBand Enhanced Podcast 1. Gather Photos/Slides in iPhoto 2. Record Narration 3.Add Audio Loops: Jingles, Stingers, and Sound Effects 4.Add Photos/Slides (or even video) 5. Export and play in Quicktime
- 17. PhotoStory 3 Simplicity 1. Import and Arrange Photos 2. Add Titles to Photos 3. Record Narration 4. Import or Create Background Music 5. Export to play in WMP
- 19. Any grade level, any curriculum Use just one photo! Add the same photo 4 times Zoom in to match the 3 clues Zoom out to reveal answer Digital Riddle
- 21. 3rd Grade Animal Riddles
- 22. Middle School Science Riddle
- 23. Digital Poetry Distribute Photos Write poem - haiku, bio poem, etc... Storyboard it ~ 30 seconds Import Photos Add Titles Add Sound ~ music and/or narration Export and Share
- 27. I Am Poem
- 28. Focus on literary elements: tone, mood, metaphor, simile, hyperbole, alliteration, onomatopoeia 5 Photos 5 Sentences Collect Photos Ahead of Time Fast Fiction A Suspense Story
- 29. Create a Rubric at Rubistar Assess across content, writing, and technical categories.
- 30. 4 First Photo Projects Historical Documentary Students take on a role in history and tell a first person account of an event. Use a mix of “aged and staged” student photos and primary source documents. Digital Riddle Students give three clues to answer the riddle “What am I?” Use one photo, importing four times. Zoom in for each clue, and zoom out to reveal answer. Digital Poem Any form of poetry will do: Haiku, Bio Poem, GLAD Chant. Match up with curriculum or vocabulary. Record voices or insert titles. Fast Fiction Five photos and five sentences to tell a story or demonstrate a literary device - tone, mood, metaphor, simile, hyperbole, alliteration, onomatopoeia...
- 31. 4 FirstVideo Projects Voiceover Video Student writes report and records this as the new soundtrack for a video. Music Video Student groups each act out/lip sync a portion of an educational song. Hint: Check out the Lodge McCammon songs Paper Slide Video Students work in groups to create paper slides to explain a concepts and then record a one shot video. Vocabulary Video Students act out a vocabulary word and supply a definition using titles.
- 32. Use editable video segment Remove/Mute Audio Write Report Read and Record Report Add Personal Elements Digital Report -Voiceover
- 33. 1st Grade Animal Report
- 34. Assign vocabulary word Text definition with image Video your example BrainyFlix.com ~ SAT prep VocabularyVideos
- 36. Assign concept to explain Students write script Create paper slides PRACTICE! TakeVideo Paper SlideVideos http://bit.ly/nJpcQ4
- 37. Download Song & Lyrics iamlodge.com Watch Kinesthetic Lectures or Make up Your Own Moves Divide into groups for verses/chorus PRACTICE!!! TakeVideo MusicVideos by Lodge
- 38. One Take Science MusicVideo Transverse & Longitudinal Sound Waves
- 39. Develop Global Partnerships Evaluate - Rubistar Share Locally - Live or Edmodo Post Online - TeacherTube or SchoolTube What Next?
- 40. • The ______ should come first in digital storytelling. • You can create stories in _______, _______, or even as a ______ ______. • Use a ________ _____ to collect materials ahead of time. • ________ types of digital projects and project complexity over the course of the year. • The storytelling project that interests me most is __________ and I would connect it to the my unit on ___________ and assess it by ___________. Reflect & Connect
- 41. • The ______ should come first in digital storytelling. • You can create stories in _______, _______, or even as a ______ ______. • Use a ________ _____ to collect materials ahead of time. • ________ types of digital projects and project complexity over the course of the year. • The storytelling project that interests me most is __________ and I would connect it to the my unit on ___________ and assess it by ___________. Reflect & Connect story pairs groups whole class Digital Kit Scaffold
- 42. Start Simple... Start Making Movies! Movies available at Teachertube.com under keyword gingerich Presentation materials available at Technology Integration Made Simple http://web.mac.com/jennifergingerich Jennifer Gingerich Educational Technology Trainer & Coach Providing Dynamic Staff Development jennifergingerich@mac.com
- 43. Edmodo Login or register (I’m a teacher) Join our group - hokn6m Post and upload a file Reply, Respond, Start a Discussion
- 44. • Work in pairs, groups, or whole class • Pre-production is the crucial step • Use a Digital Kit for photos and music • Stay together to minimize chaos • Narrow choices and set timer • Tackle one skill/task at a time • Scaffold projects over course of the year • Utilize your Techsperts • One Take OnlyVideos Tips for Project Success
- 45. 4 FirstVideo Projects Voiceover Video MusicVideo Paper Slide Video Vocabulary Video
- 46. 4 First Photo Projects Historical Documentary Digital Riddle Digital Poem Fast Fiction