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12-year-old Brooke, a technology expert, presented an amazing list of great web tools. Did you know you can capture and download youtube videos to present to your students? I didn't, but it sounds like a great resource for schools with limited internet access or website accessibility.
KeepVid.com allows you find a video from any streaming source, copy the web address, and have a downloaded copy for your use. Copyright laws still apply!
Showing posts with label film in the classroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film in the classroom. Show all posts
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Claymation Kit
I found an awesome claymation kit on Paper Source's website that I just had to buy. It just came in the mail and I'm super excited to try it out. It comes with scenes, props, clay, and googly eyes. All very important ingredients. I am trying to think of the best ways to incorporate filmmaking into my English classroom. I'm pretty stuck on the "film in a box" idea with claymation storytelling. Thinking this kit will give me some good ideas... and fun evenings!
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As I'm working my way through an online yoga course, I decided to try to merge by summer IMSE Morphology + training with this newest PD...
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I have had the most fun teaching an after school enrichment class this fall! I Heart Unicorns is filled with a dozen 4-6 year olds who all ...
