 This week's hAPPy Friday App SnAPPshot is Videolicious.
Videolicious is a free iOS app for creating videos on the go. The concept behind Videolicious is similar to that used by services like Animoto. Using Videolicious on your iPhone or iPad you can mix together images, video clips, music and your voice to create a short video. Click here for the Videolicious SnAPPshot
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 Our hAPPy Friday app is brought to you by Marianna Husain, the Ed Tech at Bridge Point Elementary. This World Wildlife Federation app brings you in-depth, interactive stories of endangered animals, including giant pandas, tigers, monarch butterflies, marine turtles and polar bears. It includes printable origami directions for each animal, an interactive 3D globe, includes adventures like tiger vision and showcases unique facts about endangered animals. Learn more with the video tutorial: http://youtu.be/JGNafvYqr9s?t=18s and check out the App Integration Snapshot.
 Last week's hAPPy Friday SnAPPshot, brought to us by Jolie Jennings, EdTech at CCE, was Animoto.
Animoto is one of our favorite apps for creating amazing movies! We've even blogged about it before here. To use Animoto and create a movie, just pick your photos, add text, and choose a background theme and music. Educators are eligible to upgrade to a pro account for free. Click here for more details. Click here for the App SnAPPshot.  We had a great week at TCEA!!
For links, ideas, details, handouts etc., check out my February Pinterest board and my TCEA 2014 Take-Aways SMORE (a SMORE is a easy to create and great looking flyer, give it a try!)  This hAPPy Friday APP SnAPPshot is brought to us by Debbie Smith, Ed Tech at Eanes Elementary.
Numbers, Create powerful spreadsheets with just your fingers! Click here for the App Integration Snapshot.  Ms.Brock's Third Graders used the Videolicious app to teach others how volcanoes cause erosion.  They worked in groups of 4 with each student having a specific job: volcano builders, photographers, and videographers.  They built their volcanoes out of dirt and leaves, then put the Coke bottle (volcano) into the base, then dropped some Mentos into the Coke, and observed, photographed,and took videos of the eruption and the erosion.  The students in each group shared their videos and photographs with each other via email. Then they were ready to select the shots they wanted to use and to write their script.  One of the great things about Videolicious, in addition to how easy it is to use, is the capability of self video. In the video examples below the slide show you will see that students can introduce themselves and their videos with this feature.
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 Ms. Brown, Retired VVE Ed Tech
Hi, I'm Margie Brown, an Educational Technologist at Valley View Elementary School in Eanes ISD. I love working with students and teachers and discovering new digital tips and tricks everyday!  Archives
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