Animoto for Educators
Salem City Schools August 17th, 2008
You know me, I love working my vacation pics into this blog. So here are some highlights from Key West…
Animoto is a cool site that syncs pictures and music into a very nicely done professional looking video. It’s super easy. I’ve used it before, but I’m even more excited about them now that they offer a free version for educators! Check it out here (and see some educational examples)!
August 23rd, 2008 at 4:21 pm
Looks like you hit some of our favorite spots – we have friends there & try to get down once a year. Huzzah for the Conch Republic!
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October 19th, 2008 at 6:54 pm
[...] From Teaching with Technology: Animoto is a cool site that syncs pictures and music into a very nicely done professional looking video. It’s super easy. I’ve used it before, but I’m even more excited about them now that they offer a free version for educators! Check it out here (and see some educational examples)! (This could take the (original) “What I Did on My Summer Vacation” or “About Me” projects to a whole new level! Students will DEFINITELY be writing in my classroom, but I always thought those particular essays we were forced to write back in the day would have been SO much more appropriate in a picture format. Now, something like Animoto or Voicethread can take that idea and make it a reality! I’ll have to make one myself to see how “easy” it is, but I imagine it only consists of uploading pictures and music, things that don’t take a long time to do!) [...]
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