tie 300 session #5 october 11, 2012
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TIE 300 Session #5
October 11, 2012
http://tie300fall2012.wikispaces.com
Welcome Back!
• Today’s Agenda:
• Changes to Syllabus• PLN Check in• Felicia & Janee’s Tech in Ed Presentations• Tech Tac Toe Revisited• Break/Video• Digital Storytelling: Big and Small• Web 2.0 Cool Tool: Piclit
Syllabus Changes
October 18th: Off Site work session. Work on your digital story and Tech Tac Toe Assignments. Take your time! Quality counts!
Digital Stories due by start of class November 1st
Tech Tac Toe due by start of class November 8th
*PLN Assignment due by midnight on the 18th (blogs are time-stamped)
October 25th: ONLINE Session (switched from November 1st- November 1st is now in class)
PLN Check In• How’s the PLN assignment coming along?• Create a Twitter account (you may use an existing account). • Find 5 (or more) education related people/organizations to follow.• Check back every few days. On October 18th your 4th blog post will
be due. You will write about 1 resource you found through your PLN and how this resource can help you in the classroom.
Make sure your Twitter URL is posted on the blog!
Tech in Ed Presentations
• Felicia: Digital Storytelling
• Janee: Assistive Technology
Tech Tac Toe Revisited
• Tech, Tac, Toe Tools – 12 points – due 11/8 by midnight
Popplet Practice!
http://popplet.com/app/#/501697
Web 2.0 How-to for Educators: Gwen Solomon & Lynne Schrum
The eight C’s (introduction): Communication, Collaboration, Connectedness,Communities of Learners, Convergence, Contextualization, Cloud Computing, and Cost-Free
Place examples of technology tools that fit each category in the Popple. Some tools may be placed in more than one category.
Break!• Ten Minutes, please.
Digital Storytelling: Big & Small
Digital Storytelling
What is digital storytelling?
• old fashioned storytelling + technology• digital stories weave images, text, music,
narrative, and video
Digital Storytelling
Elements of Digital Storytelling1. audience 2. purpose3. content4. voice (perspective)5. technology6. connections7. economy (tells enough to get the point
across)
Digital Storytelling
Ideas for digital storytelling:
• personal narrative • instructional• informational • historical
Digital Storytelling
Examples:
http://www.photobus.co.uk/
Digital Storytelling
Digital Stories can teach a lesson (even to self)
http://youtu.be/j6rwc8V2r7U
Digital Storytelling
http://youtu.be/poIndZwyJrE
Digital Stories can be reflective:
Digital Storytelling
• Digital Stories can be just for fun!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epHzs4J9aGo
Digital Storytelling
• Digital Story made by students with green screenhttp://www.dvoraktech.org/apps/video/watch.jsp?v=1849
Digital Storytelling
Software for digital storytelling:
• iMovie/Garageband (Mac)• Windows Movie Maker (Windows)• PhotoStory 3 (Windows)• Adobe Premiere Elements (cross platform
$)
Digital Storytelling
Web 2.0 for digital storytelling:
Web Resources
• Consider these tools for use with digital stories
Digital Storytelling: starting small with students
Start Small with students
Start Small
• Although this isn’t a “true” digital storytelling tool it can be used with students as a starting point
http://www.blabberize.com/
Blabberize is a program where students can upload a picture, record audio and make the picture talk with a moving mouth
Use with Students:
Have students research an animal and blabberize it Blabberize a historical figure Give an “all about me” speech Leave a message for your students:
http://kuchtaalgebra.wikispaces.com/
Web 2.0 Digital Storytelling Tools
Animoto is digital storytelling in its simplest form. Upload your images and order them as you wish. Include text, music, and even video. Animoto renders the video for you. Anyone can try for free (videos are limited to 30 seconds) but educators can get an unlimited account for no chargehttp://animoto.com
Use with Students:
Book Trailers All about me presentations Take daily pictures and create a slideshow to
show off your classroom on a class website, blog, or during report card pick up
Web 2.0 Digital Storytelling Tools
Three components:Collage, Express & Studio
Collage: Add video, photos, music, and audioChoose backgrounds, colors, and textures to create a collage panorama
Express: Choose images from an RSS feed, add a style to them, and add into your collage
http://www.vuvox.com/
http://studio.stupeflix.com/
Add in photos, video, music, text, and even maps
Embeddable, and easily publish to YouTube or Facebook
Themes available
Text to speech available
Web 2.0 Digital Storytelling Tools
http://www.onetruemedia.com/
Add photos, video, effects, text, and music
Free for up to 30 second videos
Allows the ability to purchase high quality DVD of your video
Web 2.0 Digital Storytelling Tools
Free program downloadable to PCs
Available for XP and Vista (already on systems)
Was abandoned after Vista, but was replaced by Microsoft Windows Live Essentials (also free)
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/get-movie-maker
Create slideshows using your digital photos. With a single click, you can touch-up, crop, or rotate pictures. Add stunning special effects, soundtracks, and your own voice narration to your photo stories. Then, personalize them with titles and captions. Small file sizes make it easy to send your photo stories in an e-mail. Watch them on your TV, a computer, or a Windows Mobile–based portable device. Quoted from Microsoft website
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11132#overview
iMovie ‘11
iMovie is a paid program for Apple computers
Create movie trailers
Audio editing available
Effects
Sports and news themes available
Digital Storytelling
Assignment
Create a digital story. It should include a minimum of 3 of the 5 elements of a digital story (images, text, music, narrative, and video) with one element being narration. It should be between 2-4 minutes.
Be creative! Take pride in your work!
Due Next Week
• 20 web links due on website• Make sure they are links!
• NEXT WEEK IS A WORK SESSION OFF CAMPUS
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