Using innovative technology in the third grade sciencetrave1al
This document provides guidance for using PhotoStory and Animoto software to create multimedia projects in a third grade science classroom. It outlines lessons where students use the software to summarize a water erosion experiment using photos in PhotoStory, and demonstrate a rapid or slow earth process experiment in groups using videos in Animoto. Directions are given for setting up the lessons, including technology skills teaching, materials needed, and procedures for guiding students through the projects. Potential benefits and challenges of the lessons are discussed.
The document lists the top 20 markets for mobile advertising in the United States and provides data on mobile advertising spending from 2010 to 2015 for each market. It includes charts showing mobile advertising spending by delivery method for cities such as New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and others. The data comes from Borrell Associates Inc. and covers mobile advertising spending trends over that five year period for the largest metropolitan areas in the US.
Using innovative technology in the third grade sciencetrave1al
This document provides guidance for using PhotoStory and Animoto software to create multimedia projects in a third grade science classroom. It outlines lessons where students use the software to summarize a water erosion experiment using photos in PhotoStory, and demonstrate a rapid or slow earth process experiment in groups using videos in Animoto. Directions are given for setting up the lessons, including technology skills teaching, materials needed, and procedures for guiding students through the projects. Potential benefits and challenges of the lessons are discussed.
The document lists the top 20 markets for mobile advertising in the United States and provides data on mobile advertising spending from 2010 to 2015 for each market. It includes charts showing mobile advertising spending by delivery method for cities such as New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and others. The data comes from Borrell Associates Inc. and covers mobile advertising spending trends over that five year period for the largest metropolitan areas in the US.