Using this sample Animoto video as a guide, you may see how to use the Animoto web application to build a video from images and videos. Add your own music, or use the music available on the web application. Twelve images and one video clip were used to create this thirty second video that was packaged for Youtube.
The video you create can represent one part of your Biodiversity presentation and can be transferred to Youtube or other presentation media.
Monday, October 26, 2009
12 Views in Animoto
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Thursday, March 20, 2008
On a Trip To Peru
Pictures from one of my favorite fossil hunting spots with my best assistant and friends. This area is located in the layer referred to as the Pennsylvanian. Lots of invertebrate fossils, including a variety of clams, coral, and trilobites.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Tip My Hat to Twitter
I took advice from another teacher, @Helenotway, to check out Animoto You can use this website to make videos from pictures and images.
Then add music and Voila! you have a video that you can download, embed or put on YouTube. This is so cool.
This is my first trial, and it took about 30 minutes to complete, from start to finish. Oh, what I can do with this awesome web application. Thanks Helen.
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