Students worked together in groups using the Videolicious app. Students recorded their voices and added music to create fun and interesting videos about plants.
Students took it upon themselves to write down the dialogue before recording. It was really interesting to see all the different skills students required to create videos collaboratively. It was amazing to watch how students decided to both speak and record videos at the same time. It was amazing to see the problem solving.
My only real issue is the background noise. It is really hard to record audio in a classroom because you end up with a lot of voices :(
I love your blog and the excitement it engenders. thank you for sharing your journey and the adventures your class is having using the ipad. I will certainly be coming back for more!
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Thank you Lorraine!
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