EDIT 2000

Introduction to Computers for Teachers

Before we get started, take a minute to watch some some digital stories from the past few semesters:

As we continue brainstorming ideas for our digital stories, let's look at how you'll make it. There are so many tools available for you to use. In the past, EDIT 2000 students have used PhotoStory, MovieMaker, VoiceThread, Storybird, and iMovie. Use the chart below to help you select your tool. Select a tool you’ve never used before, but will also be the best to tell your story. Note that each tool name links to tutorials and info about how to use it. You can select a tool not on this list – just check with me before you start.

Tool
OS
Access
Still Images or Video
Narration
Music
Ease of Use
Mac
Installed
Both
Y
Easy
Intermediate
PC
Installed
Both
Y
Difficult
Intermediate
PC
Download
SI
Y
Difficult
Beginner
Both
Web-based
Stock
N
N
Beginner
Both
Web-based
Both
Y
N
Beginner

You’ll be using original still images or video that you’ve captured for your story. If you select Storybird, remember that you're limited to the stock illustrations within their website. Please avoid using images from Google and other sources if at all possible. Cite your sources if you are using them from other locations. If you don’t have access to a digital camera or video camera, you can check them out from OIT in Rm 232 Aderhold. The checkout period is for 5 days and you’ll need to present your Student ID.

Enjoy next week, but keep in mind that the assignment will be due the Thursday following Spring Break!

For Tuesday

  1. Class will be open work time so attendance is optional. If you have missed more than 2 classes so far this semester, it is expected that you will attend to make up an absence
  2. Keep in mind that Digital Stories will be due at the beginning of class on Thursday, March 24

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