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Sharing/ Export:
Sharing/ Export:
Export as GIF: After you are done with the video, export it as a GIF
(This is great for short tech-tips that don't have any audio).
OR...
Export as MP4: Choose this file type if your video contains audio.
Watch the video below to learn how students will submit their videos to you.
Watch the video below to learn how students will submit their videos to you.
*Teachers: make sure to read the suggestions below these videos.
*Teachers: make sure to read the suggestions below these videos.
How to turn in your video through Google Classroom.
Start at minute 1:42 to see how students turn in their video if the teacher used the 'Submit' feature.
How to export a video as a GIF.
*Teacher notes:
The video above can be watched as a whole class to learn how to use the Screencastify tool.
For our youngest participants (grades K-2), we recommend creating a video as a whole class or in small groups at a teacher-run station. Or, submit a teacher-created video to practice your own screencasting skills.
For students working independently, the tutorial video below will show them how to use Screencastify. Students can pause, rewind and replay the video as needed! *Tip: you may want students to wear headphones as they work independently.
For ELLs who are proficient readers, they can turn on the captions in Spanish in the above video. Go to the "Support for ELLs" page to learn how.
⏰All Screencasts must be 2 minutes or less to qualify for this challenge.⏰
⏰All Screencasts must be 2 minutes or less to qualify for this challenge.⏰
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