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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Flickr and Dumpr and Smilebox
Photo attribution: photon_de (from Flickr) What motivated you to explore the appliction(s) you used? I tried to create a few different things online, but had some serious issues opening Kerploof and some of the other sites. I’ve tried off of … Continue reading
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Tagged education, literacy, media, social media, technology, top ten
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fancy letters
After looking through the websites and experimenting with the different tools, I was drawn to the “Spell with Flickr” tool the most. It’s so easy to use and I found it fun when I saw the letters change instantly. I … Continue reading
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Why You Shouldn’t Go to Graduate School
What motivated you to explore the appliction(s) you used? This was a tongue in cheek experiment with one particular web-based tool called “easl.ly”, which is intended to help “create and share visual ideas online”. This reminded me of some of … Continue reading
Rip. Mix. Feed
I tried making a children’s story on Kerpoof:http://www.kerpoof.com/#/view?s=2gs11e7Tdwo3c0hr-c-1d3b65-x I was motivated to attempt this because my husband is currently illustrating a children’s story and I have never been a very good artist so I thought this site would allow me … Continue reading
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Rip.Mix.Feed. – YouTube
Rip.Mix.Feed – YouTube – Collaboration – iMovie What motivated you to explore the application(s) you used? I used YouTube and iMovie. Why? YouTube is my “go to” source for when I need to hear and see someone discussing/explaining a topic. … Continue reading
Tagged Collaboration, Commentary
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Rip Mix Feed Animoto Storytelling
Adventures with Buffy (I tried embedding, but WordPress keeps changing it to this link to the video instead.) I examined both Dumpr and 50 Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story, and then decided upon trying Animoto. The website author … Continue reading
Rip.Mix.Feed.
I decided to use Dumpr to rework a picture I recently took of the artwork one of my students created for Remembrance Day. In art this term we focused on multimedia. This project, although time-consuming, turned out beautifully. Students first … Continue reading
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Rip.Mix.Feed
I came across an art lesson that mentioned Dumpr.net so I thought I would try it with my class and essentially kill two birds with one stone. First, I took pictures of all of my students. Second, I uploaded them … Continue reading
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Rip.Mix.Feed by Velasquez
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLdHZoU_OWw&feature=youtu.be For some reason I’m getting a parsing error when I try to embed the video, so you’ll have to use the link. What motivated you to explore the appliction(s) you used? I have used Blabberize before, and there is … Continue reading
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Summative rip.mix.feed in After Effects
I have posted my “story” on YouTube: I was motivated to use After Effects and Premiere by Adobe as they are applications where I can achieve a semi-professional result and polish. I used After Effects for the special effects and … Continue reading →