The Sky is Falling!
Step 1 - Design a Solution
Problem
The sky is falling! In some way unknown to scientists, small meteorites are impacting the surface. As the Government Communications Team (GCT), you have been asked to prepare an informative video with a short assessment component on how to take shelter.
Project
Create a paper slides slideshow with these components:
- Title slide with hand-drawn image
- An about slide sharing your team's names and GCT titles
- Three slides that demonstrate the danger and how to deploy GCT anti-meteorite umbrellas (AMUs).
- A closing slide
Next, create a short quiz based on the information you have crafted.
Task
Use paper-n-makers/crayons to create your paper slideshow. Convert your paper slideshow to video using Shadow Puppet EDU on iOS, a Google Slides screencast (Screencastify, Nimbus ScreenRecorder).
Once you have created your video, send it to YouTube.
Use EdPuzzle to embed a short assessment at midpoint and end of your video to check for understanding.
Submit the link to your EdPuzzle video with assessment to Seesaw, AND a copy of your video (two components)
Step 2 - Explore and Create
- 2Minute EdPuzzle Tutorial (more tools)
- FlipGrid Tutorial (more resources) | 10 Ways to Use Flipgrid in the Classroom
- LetsRecap Overview
- Screencasting Solutions
- Chromebook and/or Chrome-friendly tools that work for any computer that can run the Chrome browser, including Chromebook, Windows, and Mac:
- Nimbus Screencast (Free)
- CaptureCast (Free)
- Screencastify ($20)
- Windows/Mac Computer:
- TechSmith’s SnagIt+Camtasia Studio. I highly recommend SnagIt ($29.95), as well as Camtasia Studio ($179.90) if you need higher end video capture and editing.
- iOS/Android: Reflector 2 ($12) or X-Mirage ($16) PLUS one of the solutions shown above.
- For Android only, try AZScreenRecorder
- Chromebook and/or Chrome-friendly tools that work for any computer that can run the Chrome browser, including Chromebook, Windows, and Mac:
- Gamifying Learning with Quizizz: Looking for another formative assessment tool or a way to add game elements to your classroom learning? Check out this new Web 2.0 resource.
- Take Kahoot! To the Next Level: Think you know the great formative assessment tool Kahoot!? Find out all of its advanced features and uses in this short article.
Step 3 - Share
Look for a Sign: Find Seesaw QR code to scan with the Seesaw app at bottom of the Main Menu, Share Your Creations