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Here's how WeVideo has impacted the classrooms it's used in. If you have questions about WeVideo visit our website at https://www.wevideo.com/
Here's A Video About Making Videos - 8th Grade Project 8th graders at my middle school complete a video project (currently using WeVideo). I figured the best way to introduce a video assignment was with a video. Plus, now students have all kinds of ideas for types of video that they can shoot (speed up, slow down, green screen, screencast, confessional-style to camera, Snapchat filters, slides and titles, etc...)

Yes, I know this video is totally cheesy. That was the whole point. Including ridiculous use of middle-school slang. My inspiration was to re-create the style of a Spike TV show, like InkMaster... hence the overdone "rocker" guitar.

Enjoy.

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WeVideo - The Premiere Editing Software in Education WeVideo is an EdTech tool that is perfect for teachers or students looking to create videos. This cloud based software has an intuitive design, is easy to use, and with two different modes, ensures that students of all skill levels will be able to create stunning videos.

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WeVideo for Education: K-12 School District WeVideo visits Richland Two School District in South Carolina to see how they use WeVideo in their classrooms. http://hubs.ly/y0yPKh0
What are Collaborative Projects? Collaborate projects are meant for students working together on one assignment. Learn how to get the most our of collaborative projects in WeVideo.
WeVideo: Collaborative Cloud Video Creator WeVideo makes online video editing fun and easy. Create your videos with our free video editing tool. Collaborate with others or even edit on the go with our mobile apps. We give you the storytelling tools. You tell your story. Try it for free http://hubs.ly/y0yPKr0
Create a digital story Five tips to create a digital story:
1- Start with an idea
2- Write your story
3- Create a storyboard
4- Research and gather elements
5- Build your story

See the final digital story: https://youtu.be/BGsySU9iQYs

This video was created with WeVideo, create your own: http://hubs.ly/y0YkGJ0
Record better video in 3 easy steps Follow these 3 tips to record better video:
-Keep your shots short
-Zoom in with your feet
-Stand Still

BONUS: Keep your phone horizontal!

READ THE BLOG: http://blog.wevideo.com/bid/327171/Record-better-video-tips-for-mobile-storytellers
WeVideo Lesson: Create a Personal Narrative This video is part of a blog series on how to create a personal narrative. Check it out: http://hubs.ly/y0YYMf0

In this tutorial, we show you step-by-step how to build your personal narrative. Since this is a complex project that uses multiple audio and video tracks we will use the Timeline and Advanced Timeline Mode.

Learn how to:
-Add spacers/placeholders
-Add/record narrations
-Use transitions
-Edit audio
-Add Ken Burns effect
WeVideo Lesson: Create a Photo Story Learn how to create a photo story using WeVideo: http://hubs.ly/y0YkHn0

Steps covered in this tutorial:
-Upload media
-Multi-select media and apply Ken Burns effect
-Trim and rearrange to tell a story
-Select a theme
-Add captions and titles
-Fit to frame and transform
-Publish and share
Advanced Timeline Mode: Record Voiceover on WeVideo Record narration and voiceover with your computer's built-in mic directly on WeVideo's editor.
Green Screen/Chroma Key Green screen (or chroma key) videos are fun. Learn how to remove the background of your video and replace it in this tutorial. Learn more: http://hubs.ly/H01jh450
Music tips for better videos Music can make a big difference in your videos. Learn how to select the right one, loop and add multiple tracks for different sections.

Find more tutorials at: http://hubs.ly/H016xn-0
Add rolling credits to the end of your videos Learn how to create movie style credits (also known as rolling credits) at the end of your videos.
Why WeVideo? Teach Testimonials K-12 teachers explain why they have added WeVideo into their project-based learning curriculum. Sign up for a trial http://hubs.ly/y0yPKF0
Digital Storytelling: My Semester at Sea In the Fall of 2014, Sarah Pitts embarked on the opportunity of a lifetime. She boarded a ship with approximately 700 other college students to travel the world while learning things you can’t learn from a textbook.

Video created with WeVideo video creator. http://hubs.ly/y0K2dt0
Health Care Is Important A video submission for the 2016 White House Student Film Festival. This group of students envisioned "The World I Want to Live In" as a world with easier access to medical care and even FLYING AMBULANCES!
WeVideo Releases Motion Titles WeVideo now has motion titles! Express yourself with animated text and make your words stand out!
WeVideo and Next Vista for Learning WeVideo interviews Rushton Hurley, the founder of Next Vista for Learning. He shares his thoughts on why student video projects are an effective pedagogical method and how video creation can be a backdoor into academic work.

Learn more about the Super Thoughts Campaign http://www.nextvista.org/contests/thoughts/

Learn more about the WeVideo Education Channel http://hubs.ly/y0yPLt0

Videos mentioned/showcased in the interview:
http://www.nextvista.org/fish-and-their-fins/
http://www.nextvista.org/my-name-is-michael/
http://www.nextvista.org/prime-numbers-explained/
http://www.nextvista.org/the-mathematics-of-latitude-and-longitude/
https://www.wevideo.com/view/113675712

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