Jul 072017
 

Plan, rehearse, record…plan, rehearse, record…

  • Continue to plan, rehearse and record short sections.

Music

  • Use one of the iMovie music track or receive one of the ones I will send.

Retrieve your files from Google Drive

  1. Open the Google Drive app and login
  2. Find your videos
  3. Click on three dots, send a copy, save video
  4. It’s now in your videos to use in iMovie

Backup to Google Drive

  1. Open the Google Drive app
  2. Login
  3.  Click the + at the bottom right – Upload – Photos and Videos
  4. Select your videos
  5. LOGOUT – click three lines (top left) – click username – Manage accounts – MANAGE – REMOVE all accounts

Saving your finished iMovie

  1. Click “Done”
  2. Share button (square with up arrow)
  3. Save video – medium
  4. Then upload to Google Drive

 

Jul 032017
 
Typing practice Animations
  1. Pivot Stick Figure Animator (pivot shortcut)
    1. Finish your running animation
    2. Have a go at another animation from the sheets
    3. Try your own sporting animation  – could you include another piece of equipment, eg a (bouncy) diving board, a ball, a tennis racket, a javelin…
    4. Add a background picture
    5. Save animation – File type:
      GIF; in j2e5 – picture, +, choose file
  2. JIT animations
      :
      //stmarks.j2bloggy.com/Mr-Ws-ICT-blog/y3-animated-words/" target="_blank">Look at these animations
      Create an animation of:
      1. A positive-value word, eg hope, joy, love, friend(ship), peace, harmony, unity, freedom, justice, service, kindness
      2. A sporting action – could use the example sheets
  3. Gifpaint
      Go to :
      //gifpaint.com/" target="_blank">http://gifpaint.com/  and work out how to use it
 Posted by at 8:14 am
Jun 302017
 

Planning

  • Draw a bubble map/mind map of ideas for your programme
  • Use your Greek topic work to add detail to different ideas
  • Take a section each (or with a pair) to work on
  • (If you are working with a pair – don’t “chorus talk”)
  • Record as soon as you have enough for a short section

Recording

  • Record short sections (we haven’t got time for lots of takes of longer sections)
  • Just use the video (with the camera covered up) to record parts of your programme.

Backup

  1. Open the Google Drive app
  2. Login
  3.  Click the + at the bottom right – Upload – Photos and Videos
  4. Select your videos
  5. LOGOUT – click three lines (top left) – click username – Manage accounts – MANAGE – REMOVE all accounts

Next time – how to get your videos from Google Drive to iMovie

Jun 292017
 

Video tutorials

  1. Record your video tutorial using Screencastify
  2. Your video will be saved to Google Drive
  3. Share it with me, then paste the sharing link into this form:

 

Typing.com

Animations

  1. Look at these animations
  2. Go to http://gifpaint.com/  and work out how to use it
  3. Create an animation of:
    1. A positive-value word, eg hope, joy, love, friend(ship), peace, harmony, unity, freedom, justice, service, kindness
    2. A sporting action – could use the example sheets

 

 

Jun 222017
 

Set up Screencastify on your Computer

  1. Go to Chrome Web Store
  2. Use the search box to search for “screen cast”
  3. On Screencastify click ScreenHunter_85 Jun. 19 11.45 then “add extension”
  4. Click on the Screencastify icon top right ScreenHunter_86 Jun. 19 11.48
  5. Set up camera access, allow
  6. Store recording on Google Drive – next
  7. Sign in

Recording

  1. Click on the Screencastify icon top right ScreenHunter_86 Jun. 19 11.48again
  2. Click “record desktop”
  3. Select “application window tab” and click on the picture of the screen
  4. Click “share”
  5. Do your presentation
  6. Click on the Screencastify icon top right ScreenHunter_86 Jun. 19 11.48again and press stop
  7. On the info window, copy link and paste it into your j2e5 video tutorial page

How will yo get feedback from your first attempt?

Jun 152017
 

Typing warm up

  • Log onto typing.com as a student with your Google account.
  • Start on a lesson at the “stretchy edge of your comfort zone”
  • Only move on when you complete the drill:
    • RULE 1: fingers on the correct keys at all times (no floaty fingers!)
    • RULE 2: not looking at your hands 0 just look at the screen
    • RULE 3: 25WPM or quicker

Video tutorials

  1. Go to Google Classroom, arrange the success criteria in a diamond nine in order of importance but DON’T hand it in (because you can’t edit then).
  2. Choose a Computing skill that you have mastered
  3. Who is your audience: Year 5? 4? 3? A teacher?!
  4. Practice the skill a few times;
  5. Plan the
    1. demonstration – prepare any screens you will need
    2. commentary – talk to yourself!
  6. Use your video tutorial j2e page to plan; do a title
  7. Demo your skill to your partner
    1. give and receive feedback from learning partner;
    2. be resilient – act on the feedback and keep improving – GROWTH MINDSET.
  8. Try out Screencastify

Success?

  • Edit Google classroom document?
  • Reflect on tutorial success criteria?
  • Develop a fluent demonstration?
  • Give and act on useful feedback?

 

Next week –

  1. Record video tutorials using Screencastify
  2. Clip, save, share videos
Jun 142017
 
  • Open Pivot stickman animator
    • Start button
    • Type “pivot”
  • Experiment with the stickman and make sure you know how to move all his joints
    • sitting
    • swimming
    • headstand
    • jumping
    • crawling
    • sprint start
    • tuck jump
  • Use the pictures to create a running animation.
  • You can delete or insert individual frames from the filmstrip
  • Keep saving and testing
  • Is it smooth and realistic?
  • ** Try another animation on the sheet

Success steps

  • Be resilient – concentrate
  • Be resourceful – use your plan carefully
  • open stickman program;
  • move stickman to specific positions;
  • capture frames;
  • play animation;
  • judge whether it is smooth;
  • insert frames;
  • save;

Next time

  • save as gif;
  • upload to j2e;
  • tag in j2e
  • ** add as a comment to this post
Jun 092017
 

Does anyone know of any computer clubs in the Salisbury area? Please comment below if you do…