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Don't Try to Do It All at Once
Don't Try to Do It All at Once
Learning happens in cycles. Try this if you are feeling overwhelmed, or you don't know where to start.
Remember, one thing at a time.
This is a Lightboard Demonstration.
This is a Lightboard Demonstration.
The lightboard can be built and used to demonstrate content using neon highlighter pens and also layered video content. This is a short demonstration.
You have heard of animated GIFs, right? Here is an animation that I created in WeVideo. OK, technically, it's not an animation, but a clip that was "sped up". As you insert it or embed it, the clip will appear as an animated GIF.
Above, I asked some awesome volunteers pose for three images.
In WeVideo, I placed the images in the timeline.
Increased the speed of the clips.
Selected and repeated the clips.
Copied the group, pasted, repeated three more times in the timeline.
Saved (Exported as MP4).
Voilà!
Step 1: Download your slides as a PDF.
Step 2: Import the PDF into WeVideo by using the Import Button (green cloud or drag the item into the media area). You will see each slide pop up individually as it is imported. Example: 20 slides will import as 20 clips.
Step 3: Add text, music, annotations as needed.
Step 4: Finish and TaDa!
Fourth grade students created Google Slide presentations telling Math Stories.
Fourth grade students created Google Slide presentations telling Math Stories.
Their teacher was looking for a way to use video skills in her class, so we created videos from their slide shows using WeVideo.
Their teacher was looking for a way to use video skills in her class, so we created videos from their slide shows using WeVideo.
The short story is that if students download the Google Slide presentation as a PDF, WeVideo will allows them to upload the PDF and create a video! This allows students to add text, graphics, voice-overs, annotations, and music!
I have added the steps in the video to the left, as well as included a sample video at the end.
This is an example of a How-To unit on spreadsheets.
This is an example of a How-To unit on spreadsheets.
This is an explainer video created for parents and other stakeholders who ask:
What is Blended Learning? What does it look like in a Bilingual School?
What is Blended Learning? What does it look like in a Bilingual School?
Here is a student-created video example. Have your students create their own how-to vids.
Explore the power of word families with the 'ap' family in this educational video. Perfect for young learners to improve reading and spelling skills!
This is an example of a light board lesson on word families. Students are fascinated by the light board.
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