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- 22. My Laptop Has a Webcam, So Now What? Jim Peterson Holland Christian High School MACUL 2010 March 11, 2010 jimp@hollandchristian.org @weathertation weathertation.posterous.com
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- Have fun with yourself. By the way Skitch is awesome if you have a mac.
- You can shoot yourself and put it online for when you have a sub. By the way, posterous.com is the most awesome teaching tool to go with your webcam This was actually shot by a flip video camcorder.
- You can take pictures of demonstrations.
- Kids can make the powerpoint for you, which gets making a class more fun, relevant and engaging. Photo Booth
- Logger pro is awesome.
- Some teachers video themselves doing procedures for labs so kids can preview the material. In this case it is an iTune subscription video pod cast.
- Or have student make the videos.
- Demonstrating perspective. Assessing that. Using digital cameras. iMovie
- In google search make an animated gif. My favorite is makeagif.com, except that it is down a lot. You can use it to actually take the pictures. Tell a story in 5 pictures. Example: http://www.flickr.com/groups/visualstory/discuss/72157623556917594/
- Public service announcements. Remember the 80-20 rule.
- Skype
- Starting points for art.
- Documentation.
- Study color, contrast, etc.
- Introduce a unit.
- Do a special “Friday” topic. 80 - 20 rule with the 20 voluntary and at home
- Have a conversation.
- Cell phone cameras. scvngr.com flickr.com photo upload from phones.
- Comic Life.