Adobe Spark

Purpose: To bring your voice to life via animated videos, stories and social graphics.

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Substitution:

Students may use Adobe Spark Post to create and print simple project posters or important announcements.
Students or teachers can create a short flipped-lesson with Adobe Spark.
Adobe Spark Page allows you to create a webpage to showcase pictures, posters, videos, text, and links.

Augmentation:

Adobe Spark Post has built-in Creative Commons search that can help students find pictures to use for their project posters. Students can also upload pictures they’ve found in the public domain.
The Recording tool in Adobe Spark Video allows students or teachers to record over slides in your own voice: “Show and Tell”, “Tell What Happened,” “A Hero’s Journey,” “Promote an Idea,” or create your story from scratch.
Create an event invitation with Adobe Spark Page that outlines the highlights of an upcoming school event and link to Google forms so people can register.
Students can create a digital portfolio using Adobe Spark Page- include documents, videos, and reflections.

Modification:

Use Spark Video’s search tool to find images to include in videos. Students can choose themes that match the story mood and message.
Students can choose a soundtrack and add cinematic motion to their video.
Students can create a timeline using Adobe Spark Page. They can research a series of events and find media representation of those events, caption them, and place them in the proper order on the page.

Redefinition:

Students can create a meme-style graphic to accompany their project or post on their classroom, library, or school website.
Students can publish and share their videos via social media. Projects are automatically synced across the web or app so you can work whenever inspiration strikes.

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