This document discusses several technology programs for teens including: 1) Digital storytelling programs like Windows Movie Maker and iMovie for video editing. 2) Using QR codes for scavenger hunts in the library and examples of codes in action. 3) Using portable blue screens and flip cameras for video projects. 4) GPS units for geocaching scavenger hunts with examples of caches and clues.

1. Programs, Technology and Teens . . . Oh My! Kelly Czarnecki, Teen Librarian Charlotte, NC Cuyahoga County Public Library May 3, 2011

2. Technology Program: Digital Storytelling

3. Outcome based assessment

5. Generating ideas for stories

6. Video Editing Programs

7. Windows Movie Maker

8. iMovie

9. Pinnacle

10. Stop Motion Pro

11. The Good Samaritan Fish

12. Technology Program: QR Quest

13. Libraries using QR codes

14. Libraries using QR codes

15. Libraries using QR codes

16. Libraries using QR codes

17. Designing Your Scavenger Hunt

18. QR Code Example

19. QR Code in action

20. Technology Program: Portable Blue Screen

21. Flip Cameras

22. JayCut: www.jaycut.com

23. Technology Program: GPS Units

24. Teen Tech Week Scavenger Hunt

25. Examples of caches

26. Examples of clues: Simply write in a GPS location such as “N 32° 06.789 W 090° 04.473

27. Examples of clues: Give parts of coordinates such as N 32° 06.789. To figure out the next three, locate a particular book and ask them to give the call number, page number, date of publication, etc.

28. Examples of clues: Make a cryptogram where one letter is replaced by another. Example: HKFN EPHHO JI ICNO JK M

29. www.geocaching.com

30. Compact Photo Printer

31. Animation with Scratch

32. Questions? Kelly Czarneckitechedlibrarian@gmail.com