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This document discusses how educators can use Animoto, a web application that automatically generates professional videos, to engage 21st century learners. Educators can apply for a free Animoto Plus educator account to create stunning presentations incorporating images, video clips, music and text. The educator accounts allow teachers to add 50 student accounts and create 10-minute videos for free. The document provides directions for getting started with Animoto and lists sources for copyright-free images. It also includes a sample timeline for creating digital book trailers with students using Animoto over 5 days.
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Animoto is a web application that allows users to create polished and professional video presentations using images set to music. It has several advantages, including requiring limited technical skills and automatically editing videos. Some potential educational uses include starters, plenaries, introducing concepts, stimulus for creative writing, and student projects. However, there are some limitations, such as children under 13 not being allowed to register and normal free accounts being limited to 30 seconds. Schools may consider purchasing educator accounts or credits to access full-length videos and downloading capabilities. The document then provides step-by-step instructions for creating a video on Animoto.
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- 1. Engaging 21st Century Learners Through The Use Of Animoto A Presentation By Mary Wollmering wollmeringm@holy-spirit.org
- 2. What is Animoto? Animoto is a Web application that automatically generates professionally produced videos. Each video is a fully customized orchestration of user- selected images and music. Animoto videos have the visual energy of a music video and the emotional impact of a movie trailer.
- 3. Animoto Educator Accounts Educators can apply for a free Animoto Plus account for use in the classroom. Its powerful features can be used to create stunning presentations incorporating images, video clips, music and text. Educator Accounts are valid for six months. Upon expiration you may apply for another account.
- 4. Connect To Animoto at this url http://animoto.com/education/classroom
- 10. Educator Benefits Applying for an Educator’s Account allows you to add 50 students under you. Free Accounts allow you to create 30 second videos. By applying for the Educator’s Account you are able to create 10 minute videos for free.
- 11. Check out this Animoto Book Trailer
- 12. Animoto has an app for the iPad
- 13. Animoto also has an Android app on Google Play
- 14. Getting Started Create a gmail account for yourself @ google.com Use this gmail account to sign up for an Animoto Account Follow their easy to understand instructions to add student accounts You are now ready to create one of a kind digital projects Engage your students as they learn to create, collaborate, and critically think
- 15. Sources For Copyright Free Images Freerange Stockvault FreeDigitalPhotos Flickr Pics4Learning Animoto has its own copyright free image library that is also useful
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- 18. Here Is A Link To An Example Of A Self-Assessment Form http://bit.ly/Yt4Plw
- 19. Credits http://animoto.com/education/classroom https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/animoto-video- maker/id459248037?mt=8 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anim oto.android.videoslideshow&hl=en http://animoto.com/blog/education/education-videos/ http://dborck.wordpress.com/?s=digital+book+trailers