Create Student Video Assignment in NEW WeVideo for Schools
Create Student Video Assignment in NEW WeVideo for Schools
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This tutorial is designed to help you create an assignment for your students using the NEW (8/2020) WeVideo for Schools interface.
This tutorial is designed to help you create an assignment for your students using the NEW (8/2020) WeVideo for Schools interface.
Teacher Instructions > Creating Assignment
Teacher Instructions > Creating Assignment
STEP 1 > Log in to WeVideo.com using your Office 365 or Google PSD credentials. From the dashboard screen click on the Jump to the new WeVideo button (bottom left)
STEP 1 > Log in to WeVideo.com using your Office 365 or Google PSD credentials. From the dashboard screen click on the Jump to the new WeVideo button (bottom left)
STEP 2 > Click Add Class and then Name your class. If you already have classes, skip to step 3.
STEP 2 > Click Add Class and then Name your class. If you already have classes, skip to step 3.
STEP 3 > Open your class. Click Create assignment. Name your assignment, add links and information to the description to guide students in the description. Select PUBLISH when done.
STEP 3 > Open your class. Click Create assignment. Name your assignment, add links and information to the description to guide students in the description. Select PUBLISH when done.
STEP 4 > Provide your class code to your students. Click on People tab, copy link and provide to students through Classroom, SeeSaw, Email, or a video conference.
STEP 4 > Provide your class code to your students. Click on People tab, copy link and provide to students through Classroom, SeeSaw, Email, or a video conference.
The WeVideo Student Experience
The WeVideo Student Experience
STEP 1 > Student logs in to wevideo.com using Office 365 or Google PSD credentials. From dashboard, students click Jump in at bottom left of screen.
STEP 1 > Student logs in to wevideo.com using Office 365 or Google PSD credentials. From dashboard, students click Jump in at bottom left of screen.
STEP 2 > Student joins class with teacher code. If already in a class, student opens class to view projects. Click Jump in to open video editor.
STEP 2 > Student joins class with teacher code. If already in a class, student opens class to view projects. Click Jump in to open video editor.
STEP 3 > Students can add media from their computer, Google Drive or WeVideo Essentials (a free gallery of stock media footage)
STEP 3 > Students can add media from their computer, Google Drive or WeVideo Essentials (a free gallery of stock media footage)
Students first add media to their project, and then can drag/drop media into the Video Track 2 or Video Track 2 location. Please return to the tutorials if you want to learn more about editing.
Students can add screencasts, webcam footage (or both) right into their video. They can also add audio only from a specific point, or beginning of the video.
STEP 4 > Students click turn in when video project is complete.
STEP 4 > Students click turn in when video project is complete.
The clipboard holds project details, the question mark has HELP and the megaphone is for feedback to WeVideo.
Reviewing Student Work
Reviewing Student Work
When students turn in work it will show up in the NEW WeVideo for Schools. Open the class and project you want to review and hit REVIEW.
When students turn in work it will show up in the NEW WeVideo for Schools. Open the class and project you want to review and hit REVIEW.
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