World History
One of our teachers just asked me how to add sound to a Google Drive presentation. I like this tutorial explaining the answer as it shows how you can actually go to a specific spot in a video. Therefore when you click on the spot on a slide it will play exactly what you want. For example, if you click on this link, you will go exactly to the part of the video above that tells how to get to a specific spot in the video.
While we are at it the teacher also wanted to know how to add in animation which is done in the video below.
- Videonot.es For Flipped Video Notetaking
Normally I ask my students to split their screen, but this relatively (it came out last April) new app called Videonot.es that does that for you, putting the video on the left and the notes on the right. It is then synced with Google Drive...
- Wevideo For Your Video Creations
My daughter is working with a friend of a class video for tomorrow. They took their video clips using my wife's smartphone and then uploaded them onto WeVideo and very easily combined their clips into one video. You can add music, words, images,...
- Videnot.es For Note Taking In A Flipped Classroom
Normally I ask my students to split their screen, but this relatively (it came out last April) new app called Videonot.es that does that for you, putting the video on the left and the notes on the right. It is then synced with Google Drive...
- Google Drive Presentations
Google Drive (formerly Google Docs) has its own version of PowerPoints called Presentation. Here is a tremendous e-sheet showing you everything you ever wanted to know in terms of using it. Above is a video showing some of the cooler features...
- Wife Swap - Spartans And Athenians
Thanks to my fellow department member Tara Cook for this video on the lives of the Spartans and Athenians. If you are using Google Docs, then you can link the video to your assignment (even if you have already done it) or if you are doing a PowerPoint...
World History
Add Sound and Annimation to a Google Drive Presentation
One of our teachers just asked me how to add sound to a Google Drive presentation. I like this tutorial explaining the answer as it shows how you can actually go to a specific spot in a video. Therefore when you click on the spot on a slide it will play exactly what you want. For example, if you click on this link, you will go exactly to the part of the video above that tells how to get to a specific spot in the video.
While we are at it the teacher also wanted to know how to add in animation which is done in the video below.
- Videonot.es For Flipped Video Notetaking
Normally I ask my students to split their screen, but this relatively (it came out last April) new app called Videonot.es that does that for you, putting the video on the left and the notes on the right. It is then synced with Google Drive...
- Wevideo For Your Video Creations
My daughter is working with a friend of a class video for tomorrow. They took their video clips using my wife's smartphone and then uploaded them onto WeVideo and very easily combined their clips into one video. You can add music, words, images,...
- Videnot.es For Note Taking In A Flipped Classroom
Normally I ask my students to split their screen, but this relatively (it came out last April) new app called Videonot.es that does that for you, putting the video on the left and the notes on the right. It is then synced with Google Drive...
- Google Drive Presentations
Google Drive (formerly Google Docs) has its own version of PowerPoints called Presentation. Here is a tremendous e-sheet showing you everything you ever wanted to know in terms of using it. Above is a video showing some of the cooler features...
- Wife Swap - Spartans And Athenians
Thanks to my fellow department member Tara Cook for this video on the lives of the Spartans and Athenians. If you are using Google Docs, then you can link the video to your assignment (even if you have already done it) or if you are doing a PowerPoint...