Flip+Video+Training

= **Flip Video Resources/Notes** = =toc=

**Ideas:**
 * **set up what we need on a wiki, and then put the wiki and any other resources (like video link pages, articles, etc) in Livebinders for people to access during the workshop.**
 * **Kid projects: Use commoncraft style w/ paperdoll characters or popsicle stick characters. See the link posted below for a workshop given in PA that used this format.**
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 * might use the [|Secure Passwords] commoncraft video. If we want to use this, I'll buy the license.


 * To start: **
 * if we use this, we need to write the author & get permission. I found it thru gcouros tho, so I'm sure it'll be forthcoming. **


 * [|Great blog post] about using Flips! **


 * My bookmarks are here: http://delicious.com/connect2jamie/4flipclass **

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**Why use video?**
Here's a video, created by middle school students: Is it effective? Affecting? Is this a good example of digital storytelling? Effective communication?

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From Sylvia Tolisano's 2009 **[|K-12 Online Presentation]** **[|Around the World with Skype],**

Quote from her video: The world we live in requires schools to address new literacies in addition to basic literacy. These new literacies include:

in addition to specific skills such as:

**Software / Online Tools**
Atomic Learning offers StoryBoard Pro, a free storyboarding program, along with video tutorials to support it. It is **[|here]**.

Teacher PD Resources
Lisa is presenting a 6-hr workshop that is similar to what we need--bit more in-depth though. Great info and links here.
 * [|Flip Your Instruction With Flip Video]** (Blog post by Lisa Nielsen)

Link to the audio podcast is at the bottom of the page. There may be some audio we could pull from here for the WS
 * [|It's Elementary #15: Video in the Classroom]** (Audio Podcast plus chat archive)

Needleman is the guest on the It's Elementary podcast above, and this is his web site. There are many examples of student products here.
 * [|Matthew Needleman's Video in the Classroom.com]**: **Digital Storytelling in the Elementary Grades and Beyond**

There's some boring stuff at the beginning, then they have a lot of tech problems trying to show a youtube video, so skip to about 14:25--see the sliding bar at the bottom of the elluminate screen & slide it to 14:25. Tom begins there. http://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2009-10-03.0513.M.ACE02B5F35AA7E7975F015AAC6F794.vcr
 * [|Tom Barrett on Classroom2.0]** about his 40 ways slideshare. This is an elluminate file, and it requires a small download. It's worth it! The Classroom2.0 community is well worth exploring too!