While one of the more difficult tasks in Foed 3010, students are truly excited when it comes to developing an educational movie for their final project. There are a variety of ways of using student and teacher created movies in the classroom. Children of all ages enjoy making a creating educational movies. In using iMovie in your classroom you are not only teaching students how to make a movie, but you are teaching them the value and time spent in creating a project. Students are proud of their hard work and have an apperication for how much effort goes into Hollywood films.
Directions for the movie will be discussed in class. Below you will find the rubric that will be used to evaluate your movie. Lights, Camera, ACTION!
iMovie Rubric
Create a digital book summary |
To produce a videocast about current events |
To create a movie that depicts different parts of speech |
Slideshow from the Zoo |
Use to create a movie that depicts proper classroom behavior |
Create a sigh language movie |
To capture and assess oral readings |
To record a conference with a subject matter expert |
Have students record and edit their school play |
Create a movie on life skills |
Expose students to different types of culture by creating video documentaries |
Create a video field trip |
Record a Radio/TV Show | video of students presenting proper behavior |
Many more |
Introduction to iMovie
Inspector
Cropping
Transitions
Titles
Still Photos
Sound and Music
Advanced Features
Green Screen