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Showing posts with label social networking. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

@wevideoinc Tutorials - #Cloud video editor for #socialmedia #edtech & @prezi #lessonplan

Download your SOURCE FOOTAGE HERE

And now.,. for some of the tutorials

Introduction to WeVideo

The video below demonstrates how to login / create a WeVideo account. It also has a basic overview of the dashboard and connecting your account to your favorite social media sources

WeVideo_Intro.mp4 Watch on Posterous

Import Clips into WeVideo

This video demonstrates how to import your clips into a project, organize them into a folder and the difference between a video and graphic. IMPORTANT TIP: Always know where you save clips and what they are called

We_Video_import_files.mp4 Watch on Posterous

How to Trim Clips & Clip Properties in WeVideo

This video shows how to pull/stretch a clip to edit it or splice it. I also show some advanced features with clips such as adding tracks, FADE IN/OUT and how to do a picture in picture

 

We_Video_Trim_Clip_and_Clip_Properties.mp4 Watch on Posterous

How to Add Special Effects & Audio Tricks in WeVideo

This video shows you how to create transitions in-between two shots, along with some of the simple graphics and visual effects you can add. Finally, I'll show you how to add music and sound effects during some scenes

We_Video_SPFX.mp4 Watch on Posterous

How to Collaborate on a WeVideo Project

This video will show you how to email the project to your partner's so that you can share the same resources and complete a film together

 

We_Video_Collaboration.mp4 Watch on Posterous

 

How to Export your WeVideo to your Social Media site

This final video will show you how to export your project into one of the various social media sites, such as YouTube, Twitter or Facebook

We_Video_Export.mp4 Watch on Posterous

Saturday, August 27, 2011

#Howto Teach w/ @posterous - excellent #socialnetworking tool #edtech #mlearning #edapp #blog

Want your students to Blog in a safe environment but reach as many social networking platforms as possible?

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http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/8336713/how_to_teach_with_posterous_an_excellent.html?cat=15

I was initially informed about the great power of Posterous through Horry County schools Edtech guru Sean Junkins, (check out his Posterous here - http://sjunkins.posterous.com/)

The great power of this site is to post information such as images, text, links, videos, etc and have them automatically feed into a variety of other sites. My goal this year is to use it with my students to keep them informed, to also allow them to create their own Posterous sites and share their information into a variety of their own social networking platforms.

 

Find out how you can use this awesome educational technology for your classroom and click on the tech tutorial link.

Thursday, August 4, 2011

13 great web 2.0 and open source programs for your classroom

[[posterous-content:pid___0]]Come check out my latest lens on Squidoo, where I incorporated a lot of the web 2.0 and open source software articles that I wrote on my Bo Gorcesky profile page on Associated Content.

This lil Squidoo covers articles on web 2.0 sources to help edit film such as Jaycut along with a video tutorial and other great digital storytelling tools. I also have several articles on the great educational social networking tool Edmodo.

I also discuss some great open source programs like GIMP, the free alternative to Photoshop. SO again, check out my latest Squidoo page on web 2.0 and open source software articles so that you can make your classroom a better one for the 21st century.

Friday, August 6, 2010

How to Teach with a Social Networking Site

An education article that I wrote about the power of using Social Networking and teach with it

* An education article that I wrote about the power of using Social Networking and teach with it

How to Teach with a Social Networking Site

My review of the web 2.0 tool: Edmodo which allows teachers to create an online community with their students and collaborate with other teachers.


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