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It's movie making time! For this badge, create a minimum 90 second movie that informs, persuades, summarizes or is simply pure fiction. Movies can be created for ANY content area to both hook learners into new content and to demonstrate learning. Be SURE to read the criteria below to ensure your movie meets the qualifications for this badge.

250 XP

TO EARN THIS BADGE

1. Create a movie (at least 90 seconds) using a video editing software program or a web-based program. Be SURE your video meets the criteria outlined on this page.

2. Save your video to Google Drive or Youtube and make sure you have a link shared so anyone in the .ORG can view.

3. Copy your link.

4. Complete the Badge form here or click the Request A Badge link in the menu. Don't forget to tell how it applies to your content area.

Double Dipping for XP

There is no double-dipping for movies created for this badge.

Sharing from WeVideo

First, make sure your video is rendered or finished. This may take a few minutes. Once done, go to your video tab, open the video and then click on the share button to get the link to send as your evidence.

Criteria

Raw, unedited video, is not acceptable for this badge. It must be a produced video that meets the following criteria to qualify for this badge:

MUST BE ADULT CREATED
Length: Minimum 1 minute 30 seconds
Sound: Either audio from the movie or music or both
Transitions : When moving from a title to a scene or between images, you should have some form of transitions between these (example : fade to black, crossfade, etc)
Content: Your movie can be all images, all video or a combination of both. It should have some form of an educational focus.
Words / Titles: Your movie should have some form of entry title screen or screens where there is text to help explain the content, especially if this is an image only video.

The Making of the Movie

This must NOT be a movie that was created in My Simpleshow, Stupeflix, Animoto, etc. This movie should be created using software like iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, Wevideo (online and free version has limits to use), etc.

SAMR / 4 C's

For students, video creation hits at the Modification level of SAMR.

Critical Thinking / Creativity / Collaboration* / Communication

*Collaboration if done with a partner or in a group

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