Video training
Flip Video Workshop: A lot of fun
Get out your director’s chair and start a video project in your classroom. Make commercials, run a digital storytelling project, or develop newscasts. Click-and-drag skills are all that’s necessary to create and edit videos projects. You don’t even need expensive video equipment! We’ll use a simple handheld “digital still” camera to capture short video clips. Then transfer the clips to the computer’s desktop and simply browse for the files. Video clips can be easily dropped onto a timeline and then played back in sequence. Crop out the best video footage,
add transitions, text titles, sound effects, and narration. We’ll even mix in still photographs. Discover some great resources for copyright free photos and music. Save your final project as a movie.
Window Movie Maker
Get started with the FAQ #1 or you can check out Desilucy's Place and read the How Do I. Wondering about how to create a Bluescreen (Greenscreen does not work well)? A good starting point is Fishy's video tutorial. You will need a custom xml file and the file depends on which version of Movie Maker and Windows you have. One step at a time
Publishing to the Web - YouTube
Here's a summary of the audio and video specifications you need for the best results on YouTube. For further details, please read the information listed directly below this summary. VIDEO Baby Music the project is to provide the best possible first exposure to students ranging from middle school to college students.
Teaching
Teachers need the ability to understand a subject well enough to convey its essence to a new generation of students. The goal of our training is to establish a sound knowledge base on which students and teachers will be able to build as they are exposed to different experiences. We help facilitate the passing of knowledge from teachers to students and to provide the skills necessary for students become technical employees.
Studies from the US suggest that the quality of teachers is the single most important factor affecting student performance, and that countries which score highly on international tests have multiple policies in place to ensure that the teachers they employ are as effective as possible.