World History
If you follow this blog on a regular basis you know that I am a fan of WeVideo as it is a cloud based collaborative video making site. Think of the problems you encounter when you have your students make a video on Microsoft's Movie Maker or even when your students make one on their Apple computer's iMovie since they can't work with others at the same time and have to be in the same location. Well WeVideo eliminates that problem so you can do it on any Internet device (Android app, iTunes app). What I really like is that they now have a YouTube site that has all of their tutorials in one place. Lastly WeVideo can be an app used with Google Drive so all your videos can be stored and shared from that account.
- Making Your Own History Videos
So this is a great video that I found from one of my long ago students. It is a Ken Burns type look at Star Wars. It would serve as a fun back drop for your students to make their own videos about various wars you are studying. To do so you...
- Make Videos With Wevideo
One of our special education teachers made the video above using WeVideo. First off I should say we flip for not just mainstreamed students, but also special ed and ESOL (ESL) students. WeVideo is an app that you can add in Google Drive or sign...
- Wevideo Couples With Google Drive
Wow, this is great news. Google Drive keeps adding small companies that it is partnering with on Google Drive. Wevideo is essentially a MovieMaker for Google Docs. In other words you can collaborate with other people in other locations...
- Google Drive
Google just announced that you will soon be able to soon upload 30 different types of digital media into Google Docs. You will then be able to manipulate and share them with others. So, forget about having to e-mail large files as you can...
- Wevideo Editor
Ever since Jaycut was bought by Blackberry, I have been looking for a cloud based editor where one can edit videos in the cloud. Finally I have found it with WeVideo. Wevideo gives you two options (see video above) to either edit it in your...
World History
WeVideo Tutorials
If you follow this blog on a regular basis you know that I am a fan of WeVideo as it is a cloud based collaborative video making site. Think of the problems you encounter when you have your students make a video on Microsoft's Movie Maker or even when your students make one on their Apple computer's iMovie since they can't work with others at the same time and have to be in the same location. Well WeVideo eliminates that problem so you can do it on any Internet device (Android app, iTunes app). What I really like is that they now have a YouTube site that has all of their tutorials in one place. Lastly WeVideo can be an app used with Google Drive so all your videos can be stored and shared from that account.
- Making Your Own History Videos
So this is a great video that I found from one of my long ago students. It is a Ken Burns type look at Star Wars. It would serve as a fun back drop for your students to make their own videos about various wars you are studying. To do so you...
- Make Videos With Wevideo
One of our special education teachers made the video above using WeVideo. First off I should say we flip for not just mainstreamed students, but also special ed and ESOL (ESL) students. WeVideo is an app that you can add in Google Drive or sign...
- Wevideo Couples With Google Drive
Wow, this is great news. Google Drive keeps adding small companies that it is partnering with on Google Drive. Wevideo is essentially a MovieMaker for Google Docs. In other words you can collaborate with other people in other locations...
- Google Drive
Google just announced that you will soon be able to soon upload 30 different types of digital media into Google Docs. You will then be able to manipulate and share them with others. So, forget about having to e-mail large files as you can...
- Wevideo Editor
Ever since Jaycut was bought by Blackberry, I have been looking for a cloud based editor where one can edit videos in the cloud. Finally I have found it with WeVideo. Wevideo gives you two options (see video above) to either edit it in your...