Teacher's Guide to Making Student Movies
Lights, Camera, Action!
Is the next Steven Spielberg just waiting to be discovered in your classroom? With the advent of inexpensive video-editing tools such as iMovie and MovieMaker, digital video has become accessible to many classrooms. Students can create professional-looking video content complete with voiceovers, transitions and text effects.
Here's the story of my adventures with student-created movies. The four sections under "More Information" offer step-by-step guides, examples, and student handouts to help you get started.
Student MoviesMatter: Gas | David Goes to School |
Shapes | Clifford's First Snow Day |
Michelle Bourgeois is a tech coordinator and fourth grade teacher.
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Access Workshop for Teachers
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Access Workshop for Teachers
Finally the book you've been asking for! This easy to use book shows you step-by-step how to make the most of Microsoft Access in the classroom. Quickly and easily learn to:
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High Interest Biographies: Tobey Maguire
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High Interest Biographies: Tobey Maguire
Biography of movie actor Toby Maguire.
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