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Using a Flip camera is easy. This session will focus on using a “Flip” camera to create podcasts for use in your classrooms. Leave your sub lessons via podcasts using your “Flip” or simply have your students interview, edit, and present podcasts for your school paper. The possibilities of what you can do are endless. From creating dramatic scenes to remakes of historical events, the “Flip” will enable your students to bring their projects to life. If you have a “Flip” camera or a similar device, bring it and start developing your ideas today.



====This is the Flip! I purchased my first one two years ago to use with my play production students and with my middle school students when we would create role plays in class from the novels that we were reading at that time. This last year, I purchased a Polaroid version of a USB camera. I prefer the Flip because I think the clarity of the picture is much better.==== =Flip Education=

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==Your job today is to form into groups. Once your groups are formed decide on a storyboard and script for an advertisement for the Laptop Leaders Academy. When your storyboards are finished, get a camera and go take the video that you need for your advertisement. After you have finished your taping, you will return to the room and edit your footage by using Windows Movie Maker. You will need to convert the video from an MP4 to an avi or wmv file and insert that file into Windows Movie Maker. Try different things while in the program and see what you can create. At the end of the session, we will show the videos.==

Think about how you can use the Flip video camera in your classroom with your students. You'll be amazed at what your students can create and share with others.
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