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Category Archives: Videos
Apps for Videos
Been exploring some apps for creating interesting videos. The first one is using TikTok’s avatar and greenscreen feature. The facial expressions were captured quite vividly don’t you think? https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8UNxwd4/ For the second, I used an avatar created via AvatarCam and … Continue reading
Posted in App, Illustration, iPad, Videos, Web Resources
Tagged app, avatarcam, capcut, ipad, promo video, TikTok
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TinyTap
TinyTap – I really like this iPad app and have seen how powerfully it can be used for learners of all ages. Enjoy this video that shows a little about the genesis of this app and how it is being … Continue reading
Power of Yet
Carol Dweck’s concept of the Growth and Fixed Mindset has been circulating for a while now. It might seem overly simplistic to divide learners between just these two categories but it is really a very powerful game-changer. She says more about her … Continue reading
Math Magic
Mathematics is something that some love and others hate. i know many who have decided that they are just not the mathematics kind and often their eyes glaze over at the very thought of having to calculate. i found it … Continue reading
Video Killed the Radio Star
Video Killed the Radio Star, an old song from the 80’s about a singer whose career was cut short because of television. Since then, video has gone beyond the television and it has become a very popular and accessible medium … Continue reading
Gr8 8
This is good brain stuff. While this is entitled how youths learn, I reckon that the 8 points are possibly as important for learners of all ages, and for all manner of leaning. 1. I feel okay 2. It matters. … Continue reading
Posted in Brain, Ed Tech, Videos
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Poetry in Motion
On an arts television programme, it was initially surprising that it profiled an engineer. As it showed the process and products of Tomataka Takashi, there is no doubt that he is in every way an artist. The aesthetics (or should … Continue reading
Origami
Origami is a fascinating way of transforming a piece of paper into three-dimensional objects – almost any object that one can fancy. Is there a place for origami in the classroom? Yes, I think the opportunities are just waiting to … Continue reading
GIF-t
I was once again fascinated by animated GIFs when I recently saw this series of hypnotic animations. I was also reminded of this very good video about the history and current creative uses of animated gif. There are so many … Continue reading
Posted in App, Creativity, Ed Tech, iPad, Uncategorized, Videos, Web Resources
Tagged animated gif, animation
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