Multimedia in the classroom
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Multimedia in
the ClassroomErika Dobson
Summer 2010
Using Images and
Photography I used Picnik to edit my photographs. I
found this program to be very user friendly unlike Flickr. I paid the extra money to upgrade to be able to use all of the programs features. To share my edited photos I tried Photobucket. Photobucket was also very easy to maneuver through. Please view my pictures:
http://s948.photobucket.com/albums/ad330/erikadobson/Summer%202010/
Using Audio and Web Stream
Voice Thread is a tremendous tool to share images, documents, and videos. I felt the tutorial for the program gave step-by-step directions. I enjoyed commentating for the first time. Please check out my debut at:
http://voicethread.com/#u1001380.b1239492.i6670541
Generators
Animoto turns photographs into video
slideshows in minutes. I couldn’t believe
how is easy Animoto was to use. Adding
music truly customized my video. An
added plus is that Animoto promises to
never make two videos alike!
Please view my Animoto video at:
http://animoto.com/play/MeUMZ4wyEO9
SjMN0Qs8reA
Posting Original Videos
I used Windows Movie Maker Live to make
a home-made video from photographs. Of
all my projects this ended up being my
favorite. It was truly enjoyable adding
music and adding cool effects to my
pictures. To share my movie I used You
Tube. Please check out my movie at:
http://www.youtube.com/my_videos_edit?
ns=1&video_id=kC_YhjJiffA
Online Learning
This is the second course that I took online
with Rich. I must say, that the second
time around things went much smoother.
Purchasing a new computer allowed me
to ease through my assignments. In
addition, I was familiar with the moodle so
I was a lot more confident. I am so proud
of all my work and the best part is I have a
lot of family keepsakes!