Showing posts with label U.S. History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U.S. History. Show all posts
Friday, December 8, 2017
U.S. History & Imperialism: Explaining With Creativity
Tools Used:
Mindly App
Explain Everything
Adobe Draw
I'm a huge fan of "Common Craft" type of videos. Students will be creating "Common Craft" type videos completely on the iPad using their creativity and some tools. Since 2012 our students have created "Common Craft" type videos, and we have progressed with our tools. I look back on my first explanation video and we definitely can improve. I feel we are!
Student Created 2018
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
U.S. History 1990 And Early 2000 iMovie Trailers
Mr. Krause recently invited me into his classroom to assist students in developing an iMovie trailer on the iPad. The task was to create a movie trailer highlighting an assigned topic in U.S. History during the 1990's.
PURPOSE: Movie trailers are done to attract an audience to the film. The movie trailer will be trying to do the same thing by attracting the audience to your topic by highlighting the important or interesting things about your topic.
See how students created their final U.S. History product.
View the actual documents of the project. To create the documents to be viewed, I inserted the pictures into a Google Drive folder, changed the viewing access to "anyone with a link". I then copied the link to the statement above.
PURPOSE: Movie trailers are done to attract an audience to the film. The movie trailer will be trying to do the same thing by attracting the audience to your topic by highlighting the important or interesting things about your topic.
See how students created their final U.S. History product.
View the actual documents of the project. To create the documents to be viewed, I inserted the pictures into a Google Drive folder, changed the viewing access to "anyone with a link". I then copied the link to the statement above.
Labels:
#techcoach,
iMovie,
iMovie Trailer,
iPad,
iPad Camera,
iPad Camera Apps,
Social Studies,
U.S. History
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