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=Visions Alumni - Digital Video Projects for Students=

http://dvprojects.wikispaces.com/
= = Wednesday, October 17, 2007 3:30- 5:30 p.m. Instructor: [|Dan McDowell]

Student video projects can enhance your curriculum, but the logistics can be overwhelming. This session will examine different types of video projects, review implementation suggestions, provide support materials, look at organization strategies, and explore methods to share the final products. While technology requirements will be discussed, specifics on using the software and hardware will not. This 2-hour session provides Visions Alumni with results-oriented strategies for implementing student video projects in their classrooms. In addition, Alumni will receive basic updates, reminders, tips, and strategies for participating in the Visions program and getting the most out of technology in the classroom. (Staff Dev. Stipend provided) (2 hours)

Agenda
> Examples: [|Digital Students @ Analog Schools], [|Christmas Tree Stunt], [|Jumper Interview], Ustream? > It is very important to get students focused during each stage of a video project. They need to know exactly what to do, so it is important to outline with them how to approach each stage.
 * 1) Visions Info from Ken
 * 2) Introduction/Overview
 * 1) Video Project Type Activity
 * 2) Defining the Project
 * 3) Stages of Production
 * 1) Pre-production (Brainstorming, scripting, storyboarding)
 * 2) Production (Taping)
 * 3) Post-production (Editing, sharing the final product)
 * 4) More
 * 5) Copyright and Fair Use
 * 6) Additional Resources
 * 7) Downloading YouTube, editing online, and other goodies