Movies

= Movies =

Ideas:
In this article, it explores [|5 Ways to Use YouTube in the Classroom]. One of the examples on this website is to use YouTube to inspire students. Especially in flipped classrooms and project-based classrooms, making movies and viewing videos is very important.

Here is a Powerpoint on [|How to Use YouTube in the Classroom]. One way on this list that pertains to teachers is having a video in your lesson plans. Videos are a great way to hook students into the beginning of the lesson to stay interested. The article then suggests that you save the video that you use to a Channel. This way, students could have access to the video if they ever needed to find it.

Samples:
Here is a sample video that Suzie, Sam, and I made using the Webcam feature on YouTube. media type="custom" key="24421250"

Here is a sample video that Suzie, Same, and I made using PhotoBooth on the MAC Computers. media type="custom" key="24421262"

Here is a sample video from Photo Story 3 for Windows (sound quality not the greatest). media type="custom" key="24435286"

Thoughts:
In a project-based or flipped classroom, creating videos and movies is very popular. Teachers often evaluating the students based off of a video they made about the project. I would like to have my own YouTube Channel as a teacher and upload videos to it for my students to watch. If I were to find a helpful video that may have some content objectives, students could use that for homework help or further exploration.