I’ve started telling some of my pupils how to sign up for Animoto with a view to seeing how they use it (most of them have talks/presentations to do, and I’d rather see them use something like this than use yet another deadly ppt!)… I’ll post links to any interesting uses they find.
Incidentally, I see from the SLF08 programme that the target audience for my seminar is listed as: Development and Policy Staff, Headteachers & Managers… THIS IS NOT THE WHOLE STORY! It’s supposed to be targeted at classroom teachers, probationers as the main audience… I’ll post more about the intentions nearer the time.
PS: If you want a copy of the QuickTime version of the video, click HERE (The link is good for the next 90 days).
April 26, 2008 at 8:31 am
I thought it would also be a good way of presenting vocabulary in French etc. You have got a bit further than I did with animoto – having made my first video and finally worked out how to embed in edublogs it won’t show the codes anymore – suspect it will only do so if I buy into the full version.
April 26, 2008 at 11:46 am
Great find Neil. Will definitely be using this in the classroom this week. Have just messed about with it and it’s so easy to use – although I wonder if this simplicity could be its main weakness?
May 3, 2008 at 3:59 am
Hi Neil,
Keep plugging away. I’ll see you in June.
Boris Johnson?
Boris Johnson?
really…
George Bush has an intellectual equivalent in a position of moderate power.
Cheers,
G