We are looking to create a list of potentially useful apps to recommend to students (please send any apps that you believe will be useful).
Here are a few apps to start (for faculty or students):
Appsgonefree (free): this app presents a selection of popular apps that have just gone 'free' on the app store. It is a great way to find and try out new apps.
AppShopper (free): Another app that helps you to find and track apps. If you find an app that you like, but the price seems to high - use this app to put it on a watch list - and you will be notified when the price drops. You can also see the price history and reviews from around the world.
iAnnotate ($9.99): allows you to mport, review and annotate (highlight, sketch, audio, text, etc) documents (student work, papers, curriculum, textbooks, etc.). Email annotated document to others.
iMovie ($4.99): allows you to create simple but effective movies (demonstrations, documentaries, reflections, etc.).
Explain Everything ($2.99) a simple interactive whiteboard like tool that lets you annotate, animate and narrate visual presentations. Set up a series of 'boards' with context/images/notes/templates then record as you add in animated detail and verbally explain the images.
Tubepad (0.99) allows you to review and cache videos from Youtube, so that you can then play them back off line
Ubersense Coach (Free) a neat tool that allows you to capture video an then review the video at any speed and annotate the video with drawings or narration and record that discussion for further review or distribution.
Monday, August 13, 2012
Friday, August 10, 2012
Creating Movies with your iPad Workshop
Introducing iMovie for iPad
August 10, 2012 - Tim Pelton & Andrew Marchand
Tim's sample movie project - to give the students an idea of what can be done in an hour or two.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mmODphAvJE&feature=plcp
Tim's sample movie project - to give the students an idea of what can be done in an hour or two.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mmODphAvJE&feature=plcp
Andrew's sample trailer - a quick, fun product, having higher quality but no audio content.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7ubEGF-xok&feature=g-upl
The Marquee screen
Add new
Project
Trailer
Watch project/trailer – optional pre-optimization
Action/Export
Youtube
Facebook
Photo Library
Etc.
Download resources from iTunes
Import video and photos from other devices using a camera connection kit
Delete project/trailer
Regular Movie Projects
Library pane (choose content through icons at bottom of pane)
video clips (yellow line shows if they are included in project)
photos
music and sound effects
Tap arrow to move to editing table
Preview pane
Playhead
Preview from playhead
Preview from beginning
Twist two fingers on a selected clip to rotate
Select Theme (gear on top right) affects
Default soundtrack
Transitions
Title styles
Fade in and out from black (first and last clips)
Select My Projects icon (top middle with a star) to return to marquee view.
Editing Pane
Playhead
Play from beginning
Play from playhead
Split clip (swipe down)
Insert freeze frame (swipe up)
Record
Video
Photos
Narration/audio
Clips
Pinch to zoom in and out
Tap to select
Tap and hold then drag to reposition
Drag off editing table to delete
Drag handles to trim
Double tap to open Clip Settings window
Adjust title style and content (spans clip* may have to split)
Enter location
Adjust volume
Delete
Photos
Drag handles to lengthen/shorten duration
Ken Burns – set Start, End
Audio
Turn wave view on/off
Adjust clip volume
Sound effects (60+)
Narration
Theme music included and loops
Import from Garageband
Transitions
None
Cross Dissolve
Theme
Duration – some are variable
Pinch vertically to open precision editor – move handles
Movie Trailer
Select style
Fill in movie info
Adjust text in titles
Capture Import video clips to match storyboard template elements (video well descriptions)
Export
Resources:
Tips and Tricks for iMovie on the iPad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OThOx8ng5U
Friday, July 6, 2012
Make your own cloud...
It is possible to make your own cloud to enable you to store and retrieve documents using WebDAV. See:
http://www.klauskorner.com/2011/06/19/my-own-cloud-with-webdav/
http://www.klauskorner.com/2011/06/19/my-own-cloud-with-webdav/
Workshop: Document delivery, access, annotation, and management on the iPad
Today we will be focusing on using iAnnotate to manage documents on the iPad along with some complementary file management options (email, DropBox, etc.)
1. Setting up custom toolbars
2. Importing and opening documents (web, doc, ppt, pdf)
3. Navigating through documents (multiple documents, bookmarks, page
numbers, etc.)
4. Signing and marking-up documents (with virtual ink and a palmrest)
5. Annotating documents (with comments and highlights, etc.)
6. Annotating documents (adding voice notes and using dictation)
7. Saving, exporting and printing documents
8. Managing your library of documents using iAnnotate and email (search,
move, create folders, etc.)
9. Introducing DropBox
10. Email, Evernote, Mendeley, what else have you?
Sample Files:
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