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- 1. Using Multimedia Composing for Engaging ALL Learners Kathleen A. Gormley The Sage Colleges Peter McDermott Pace University Presentation at the NYS Reading Association Conference Albany, NY on October 27, 2013
- 2. 2 Professors Who Are We? of Literacy NYS Reading Association Officers Digital Literacy Committee CoChairs, NYSRA Writers Consumers of Technology
- 3. 3 Give us your email and you’ll be invited to Dropbox for pdf of handout and more!
- 4. What do we mean by composing? Multimedia video) Which More (text, image, sound and/or elements--depends on purpose than simply writing Broad support for multimedia composing in CCSS
- 5. Who should compose with multimedia? Teacher composing Instruction—flipped classroom Reteaching Modeling Shared composing (teacher and students; student and student; group of students) Collaboration for learning Showcasing shared understanding Student Homework Summaries
- 6. Allyn (2013) Calkins, Ehrensworth & Lehman. (2012) McLaughlin & Overturf (2012) CC ELA Standards
- 7. Woven throughout the CCSS Communication for 21st Century College and Career Ready Authentic, engaging opportunities
- 8. Broad standards that cross the Common core Anchor Standards in Writing – most relevant to multimedia composing, including screencasting
- 9. Production and Distribution of Writing W5: Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach
- 10. Production and Distribution of Writing W6: Use technology, including the Internet, to produce and publish writing and to interact and collaborate with others. Most obvious support of multimedia composing.
- 11. Research to Build and Present Knowledge W8: Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach.
- 12. Jing Audioboo Screencast-o-matic Voicethread Knovio Eyejot Animoto Garageband Screenr (Mac) Audacity (PC)
- 13. Recording of computer screen with audio (music and/or voice) Typically can be embedded or linked by URL Many options to develop screencasts
- 14. Any combination of visual, text and/or audio Nonlinear Storyboarding and planning Digital Storytelling, argument, informational purposes
- 18. Free, need to install on computer Record screen and audio Can also take screen snapshot Safe for elementary students http:// www.techsmith.com/ jing.html
- 19. Screenshots Capture images (jpegs) Screen capture Whatever is on computer screen as well as voice Can capture part of screen Share Screencast.com Digital report writing Non-fiction Book reports Book trailers Digital storytelling Directions Learning summaries Argument writing Video blog
- 21. Free Records screen and audio (15 minutes maximum) Can pause, but cannot edit URL and embed code http:// www.screencast-omatic.com/
- 22. Generally limit the time Suggest 5-7 minutes; reduced redundancy Organization Plan (storyboard) Switch among websites, PPt and video, for example Rehearse Record Screencast Pause as needed Share URL Embed Code
- 24. Free Easy to use and can edit PPt, record voice, share http:// www.knovio.com/
- 26. 30 Try out! it seconds free Add images and text Select royalty free music Suggest Plus version ($30/year) Educator Animoto No voice Note: Kay has plus version (3.5 minutes) Examples: User Name: gormlk@sage.edu Password: NYSRA2014 http://animoto.com/play/ Rj6hMY9Dyaw4gTDrH07jeg http://animoto.com/play/ g4wIMSgpABymz60RxAOYn Q
- 27. Quick How To: Animoto
- 29. Share information Communicate personally Multimedia (voice & image) sent via email Respondents hit reply, record and send
- 33. Used to upload slides Narrate/discuss slides Present argument Summarize
- 34. https:// voicethread.com/ share/2545658/ (middle school) https:// voicethread.com/ #u271592.b577410.i3 083304 (college) https:// voicethread.com/ #q.b119840.i725907 (elementary)
- 36. Digital recording URL Via email Embed in blog/ website Phone app too!
- 39. Audacity (PC)
- 40. Audacity Robust recording tool for PC Edit Save Reduce white noise Raise/lower volume And more…. Can be used to record voice, edit and then put with screencast (a bit cumbersome) NOTE: Mac users--Garageband
- 41. Audacity Quick Overview on Audacity (source: YouTube) http:// www.youtube.com/ watch?v=lrPGMjZORCM Must export file as mp3 Can embed or hyperlink
- 42. Easy to record Export requires Lame for an mp3 How to: http:// www.youtube.com/ watch?v=7ZjaTebJVPA
- 43. Garageband On Mac ONLY Choose podcast Select voice Hit red dot and record Hit red dot to stop Publish to iTunes (easiest)
- 46. Most new computers have microphone, but you have to turn it on! Purchase inexpensive one. Most durable-Logitech
- 47. Instill use of initial or symbol instead of name CRITICAL issue at elementary level Young children— have them compose in the classroom on teacher account
- 48. Teach attribution Creative Commons Teach referencing as appropriate for age Model what you expect Be cautious about publishing on website
- 49. Screencasts take up MUCH room on server (e.g., Jing) Use outside sources (e.g., Screencast-omatic) Think about storage capacity on server Use Cloud Storage (recommend Dropbox)
- 50. Have Thank you! a great NYSRA Conference Contact Kay: gormlk@sage.edu Contact Pete: pmcdermott@pace. edu We are here for the full conference—feel free to meet with us!