Showing posts with label Digital project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital project. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Adobe Spark





Zone of Totality - Eclipse - Video created with Adobe Spark
Images taken by Helen Maddox, copyright free images and videos from Pixabay.com

By: Helen Maddox


Adobe Spark is a very robust, free, video creation tool that is easy to use. Search through copyright free images, icons, and music to add to your Spark video project. Running on multiple platforms, and app for devices, makes this tool a great option for any classroom.  Spark provides students the option to represent what they know in a different way, making Adobe SPARK ideal to add to personalized learning plans for students.

Sample projects:

1.  Beautiful Butterflies

spark.adobe.com
A story told with Adobe Spark Video.
2.  My Immigration Story


How to access:

Web:
Spark.adobe.com - click login - choose School Account - then login with KSU ID
iPad/iPhone - iTunes Store - Adobe Spark - app


Resources:


On Demand Training

Adobe Spark Getting Started Videos


Adobe Spark Video In The Classroom - Tech Rabi


Previous training series - still valuable!

Adobe Voice in 30 Seconds



Adobe Voice - Tips & Tricks - Customizing Theme Colors



Adobe Voice - Tips & Tricks - Optimizing and Adjusting Sound




Adobe Voice - Tips & Tricks - Sharing and Embedding



Adobe Voice - Tips & Tricks - Drop-in Animation



Adobe Voice - Tips & Tricks - Pan and Zoom



Adobe Voice - Tips & Tricks - Extend Page Duration 



Images, Photos, Copyright:  you do not have to do citation on copyright free images or videos



Copyright and Fair Use Animation - Video from Commonsensemedia.com

Copyright Free Photos & Videos:
Pexels (videos) - https://videos.pexels.com/
Photos for Class -  Photos for Class
*New - Creative Commons CCSearch for Pictures - - https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/

Additional Resources by Educators:

Blog Posts
How to create videos with Adobe Voice - by Cherylnn Low/Tom's Guide

Digital Storytelling Rubrics

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Apps to support Social Studies



How do you find quality apps for Social Studies?

Kathy Schrock Bloomin Apps http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html
How to find good educational apps that have been evaluated by educators – http://www.graphite.org/


      Build Content Knowledge
 BrainPop
www.brainpop.com
 netTrekker –
www.nettrekker.com

Organization – Mind mapping - Brainstorming

BrainPop - Make-a-map

http://www.brainpop.com/educators/community/video/introducing-make-map-tool-brainpop-powered-ideaphora/

Inspiration/Kidspiration  -  PC/Mac
Inspiration Map – iPad
Brainstorming Visually - grades 6 thru 12
http://www.inspiration.com/sites/default/files/filemanager/file/Brainstorming%20Visually.pdf
Mind Maps - tapping prior knowledge and Developing Ideas
http://www.inspiration.com/sites/default/files/filemanager/file/Mind%20Maps-Tapping%20Knowledge.pdf
Additional Inspiration Lesson Plans:
http://www.inspiration.com/lessonplans/inspiration

      Story Creation/Presenting
      Questions when evaluating apps for presenting:
      Can you add photos or drawings?
      Can you add text?
      Can you add voice recording?
      Can you share or publish?
      How do you see yourself using this in the classroom as a teacher?
      How do you see yourself using this in the classroom as a student?     

Haiku Deck


Lakota Wintercount & Haiku Deck - Created with Haiku Deck, presentation software that inspires
       

Toontastic:
Lesson Plan 1: Mission Plan – The Dream

Lesson Plan 2:  BrainPop Inspired Movies (Create using Toontastic)
Story Design Worksheet:

Additional Toontastic Lesson Plans:

Story Creator



Speech Journal

Web-Based
Voki – www.voki.com

    

     Sharing
Facebook – Twitter
Email
Blogs – Edmodo, Schoology, Edublogs