In a Flash
Website - www.carolbroos.com
Website - www.lazertron.net
This is taught in the second year of the curriculum.
Purpose, decide what you want
Each project has a specific purpose. If you are going to put it on the internet, that is one purpose. Showing a movie with music is another purpose. Making a DVD is an entirely different purpose and different presentation. The purpose should scream back at you.
Start small, let it grow!
Take baby steps, and let it grow. The smaller you start the more successful the project will be. A thirty-second presentation is fine.
Will you LET me, not will you TEACH me.
I have a project-based curriculum. I keep my guidelines open and have NO rubric. The moment I started without a rubric, the more creative projects outside the box I received. Let the students work.
Curriculum, start with the story, build to movie scoring
Make sure they are experts in each level before going on.
I start with Sound Studio (easier than Audacity)
Fourth grade projects
• Keyboard stories, creating moods
• Sound Studio, recording voices
• GarageBand, no pictures
• iTunes, burning CD’s
• File-sharing, limited posting
Fifth grade projects
• Garageband, with photos
• iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie
• iWeb and commenting
• Flash
• Sibelius compositions
• Spectacular Projects
Sixth grade projects
• Everything posted and commented upon
• Garageband, with photos/movies
• More room for individualization and personalization
Seventh and Eighth grade projects
• Individual and personal
Tech Tips
• Movie scoring
Sibelius has free .mov without sound, must own Sibelius
• Flash with Garageband
You can make flash, keynote or powerpoint .mov to export.
To export your movie from Flash
Open file in Flash, export file as a movie. Save in Movies. Use .mov
Open up Garageband (as a movie score) and drag and drop it in the .mov file
How to have your iPod read your movie.
You are in iTunes. Highlight the file you want converted. Go to advanced and convert selection for iPod
You are in iTunes
Examples of Podcasts using Garageband: www.carolbroos.com and www.beatechie.com
Flash and GarageBand
Website - www.lazertron.net
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