Multimedia+Help

toc =-Multimedia Resources= For each artifact a team must come up with multimedia that has come from the Internet as well as multimedia that they have developed as a team.

-Suggestions
Get creative, innovative, etc.! Draw, sing, write a poem, act out a play, act as a reporter at the scene, create a image slideshow, make a short movie using a Flipcam or digital camera with sound, etc.

- Create a slideshow of images that represent the artifact and event. using Slideshare: [|www.slideshare.net] - Narrate a piece of written work, act out a broadcast of the event, create a poem or song, etc. that represents the event through the artifact by using Vocaroo: [] - Create a mashup of audio and photos which represent the event in Voice Thread: [] - Use Google Maps to identify the location of the event as represented by the artifact: [] - Create a montage of images for embedding into your artifact page: [] - Shoot a short video using you computer webcam and upload it to the wiki (short video)

-Examples
Artifact Pages:

Letter from Ella Baker Inviting Youth from the South to Shaw University Seales' KKK Hood

-Resources for Audio/Video/ Original Documents for the Civil Rights Movement
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/aaworld/timeline/civil_01.html http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/civilrights/ http://www.usm.edu/crdp/ [|Search for the Civil Rights Movement in the Library of Congress]

-Resources for Multimedia from the Internet
[|You Tube Videos] [|Teacher Tube Videos] [|Google Video]

Search for images that are copyright free. [] http://m.flickr.com/#/home [|www.google.com] [] Create a montage of images! [] Create a speaking avatar. Customize skin color, clothing, voice, etc. [] Vocaroo is a very simple audio creation tool. [] www.wordle.net
 * Multimedia Creation and/or Research Tools **
 * Creative Commons **
 * Flickr ** is an image and video hosting website web services suite, and online community platform. In addition to being a popular Web site for users to share personal photographs, the service is widely used by bloggers as a photo repository.
 * Google ** (search for anything)
 * Google Images **(search for images)
 * Google Montage **
 * Voki **
 * Vocaroo **
 * Wordle ** enables you to create artwork from words, its wondrous properties also allow you to identify key words within a written passage and analyze content. There are unexpected ways to make use of word clouds, classroom teachers already have stepped out in front by identifying all kinds of applications for the classroom that encompass everything from assessment to test review to storytelling.

www.**scrapblog**.com/ []
 * Scrapblog** allows you to create a scrapbook using your own photos, audio, videos, and text. Scrapblog is very user friendly and would be great in the classroom because it will be simple for the kids to use and it is free!
 * Chatzy** is a free private chat service which you can use to communicate with people you already know or people who visits your blog or website. With Chatzy you can create a chatroom and send out email invitations very quickly and easily. No registration is required.

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 * Google Maps ** allow students to create and personalize maps. Basic functions include adding multiple placemarks, and descriptive text to a map. Images/photographs can be added to any map, but the photos must be online (Flickr). Students may place hyperlinks in the descriptive text boxes to link the map to additional information/web sites if so desired.

[] http://animoto.com/ [|www.glogster.com] http://www.text2mindmap.com
 * VoiceThread ** is an online media album where users can upload media, in the form of images, documents, and videos. These different types of media can be uploaded into different slides, where users can make comments in different ways. This is the low-tech approach for podcasts or videos. There are LITERALLY unlimited applications for this tool as a learning tool, teaching tool and collaborative tool.
 * Animoto ** is a web application that produces videos from user-selected photos and music. It analyzes the provided photos and music, automatically generating a trailer-like video. Animoto’s engine analyzes users' photos and music and takes into consideration music's genre, rhythm, and tempo to generate a video.
 * Glogster** an exciting poster-creation tool that provides a platform for students to combine text, images, video, and audio to create an interactive, Web-based poster masterpiece. It introduces students to 3-D communication skills, requiring them to merge the left and right sides of the brain as they seek to communicate and evaluate both information and meaning. The visual, audio, and textual capacity of Glogster not only will appeal to digital learners, it has the potential to support the visual literacy skills that are becoming essential skill sets for 21st century learners.
 * TEXT2MINDMAP** automatically converts a student's structured list of ideas, items or sentences into a mind map on the web. The student can then freeze the map and move the pieces around on the screen. The final product is printable, or it can be saved and shared with others.

[|www.slideshare.net]
 * Slideshare** allows students to upload a PowerPoint presentation, with an audio file included if the student has included an MP3/podcast. Students can upload and share their presentations with small groups or with the class.

-Free Software for Audio and Video Production
Audacity Windows Movie Maker Garage Band iMovie Photostory

-Resources For obtaining Audio and Video using Hardware
Microphones FlipCams Headphones (Cell phones, Digital Cameras could also be used so long as one can obtain the video/audio off of it.)