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- 1. Digital Storytelling for Students
- 10. It’s all about Story… 1. Pre-Production 2. Production 3. Post Production
- 12. Basic Storyboard
- 13. Video Production Tips Composition: Rule of thirds
- 21. Sometimes you have to break the rules!
- 23. Video Production
- 24. Watch for distractions when composing your images….
- 28. Types of Shots EWS WS MWS MS MCU CU ECU
- 29. Basic Interview Shots Two Shot Over the Shoulder Shots
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- Show Presidents’ Animoto We just had Presidents’ Day on Monday Animoto is a mashup web 2.0 tool to create an online video slideshow Once you have completed your story, script and storyboard and compiled your images your animoto video should take no more than 10-15 minutes to create. This ease of use and flashy MTV style video makes this application a great tool for both teachers and students.
- In addition to visual literacy, Animoto is just a tool that helps us tell a story. When using digital media I have found that to construct a digital story works much better when we go through the following steps: We begin with the brainstorming, we then collaborate this allows our students to be critical thinkers as they must be able to analyze images to text. There must still be a story. One of the benefi ts of digital storytelling is that precisely written brief texts can generate a compelling digital story. A script can then be written and then the student is ready to storyboard.
- The storyboard is great way to compile and organize graphics and as a teacher we can begin teaching about copyright and fair use. I have compiled a few resources that are copyright free for images and for sound. I include a sound effect url. This can be fun… I also want to remind you that we are going only through the very basics of Animoto if you would like to narration with your animoto such as the animoto that we use to intoduce our webinars we use an audio editor such as Audacity and then this audio clip is then imported to your animoto.