Other interactive tools: Seesaw, Edpuzzle, Timeline.ly Quizbean, Vizia, Video Ant, iSpring
Task: Create an interactive video and post it on your blog
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Week#11 – Video Production & Copyright-friendly Media
Michael Wesch is a professor of cultural anthropology at Kansas State University. I first became aware of his YouTube videos in 2007 when I was webcasting away at EdTechTalk. They look ancient now, but at the time, his ‘The Machine is Us/ing Us and A Vision of Students Today were pretty cutting edge.
In any event, he just published a video with some useful ideas and resources for teachers who are producing videos for online learning.
I encourage you to check out (at least the first seven minutes) of
What Professors Can Learn from YouTubers
Our goal this week: Gather some ‘go to’ sites for finding copyright friendly materials that can be used in our teaching – online and off. Please check out and review some of the sites below and suggest others by commenting.
Copyright-friendly sources of video, audio, & images mentioned in his video
Video Guide (2011~2013)
Language Learning Sites Download Video Tools Editing Video Screencapturing/Screencasting Watching TV & Movies YouTube Tips Some of these resources are now out of date. Visit the Updated Video Guide for more current resources. Video Sites for Language Learning Ted Talks – Cutting edge presentations from the ‘TED Conferences’ around the … Read more
