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You have the option of using Photo Story (if choosing to use Photo Story it might help to review the tutorial by Mark Geary) or any of the video creators in Teen Learning 2.0 we just finished (such as Animoto or VoiceThread ). Another easy to use option is MovieMaker. You can find it in your Novell delivered applications. Moviemaker has more options such as allowing you to manipulate your slides in more ways, adding multiple audiotracks, and allows you to add video clips (one reason I may be using it with my book trailer this time).
The first draft of the book trailer is worth 100 points. The rubric outlines the point distribution. The first draft needs to be uploaded to your wiki page (see links below) by Jan. 7.
On lab days, Jan. 8/9 you will need to review each of your fellow library assistants' book trailers. Please post two positive comments and 3 ways the trailer could be improved. The peer review is worth 20 points for each book trailer you comment on for a total of 100 points. Please add your name to your comments so that I can give you points in your grades.
On the Friday 1/10 and your finals day revise and add to your wiki page your final book trailer. Please make sure that the final book trailer and the first draft are both on the page. The final draft is worth 100 points and will be graded based on how you improved the trailer from the first draft as well as the rubric guidelines.
This week you will need to find and pictures for use in your project. These photos must be copyright accessible (use the Creative Commons Search or other means of finding images that you can modify, adapt or build upon.) For other sources of copyright friendly pictures and audio, try http://www.phslib.com/information-literacy/images-audio. Remember you will need to credit all photos and audio you use in your book trailers, I suggest you keep track of the URLs for your pictures by adding it to your pictures properties summary after you save your picture (to find out exactly how to do this see Naomi Bates explanation) Your book trailer should have an audio track, that will need to be cited. You may only use 30 seconds of a copyrighted song. I suggest you choose your track from some of the copyright friendly recommendations on the library website http://www.phslib.com/information-literacy/images-audio.
Over 100 examples form the University of Central Florida, Digital Booktalk
If you find other resources that might help your fellow library assistants, please feel free to add them to this wiki page.
9/9/2013 PhotoStory Comments
I have added to your pages a rubric for all TAs to comment on each others PhotoStories. Make sure to visit and comment on each of the 5 other TAs by the end of the week. Please put check marks in your color next to the appropriate grade for each of the 6 criteria. (This is not your final grade on this project, just the first draft). Also, beneath the rubric please write one positive comment (in your font color) and one way the PhotoStory could be improved (in your font color). Next week you will revise your PhotoStory taking into consideration all the comments and grades.
Getting Started:
Before you will be able to add to this wiki you will need to request access. Click on login at the top right and follow the directions.
Let me know if you need help.
Library Assistants Pages:
Post your About Me Video on your page linked below.
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