I had not used Animoto in almost three years. I've experimented with Movie Maker and Photostory, tools that allow more control, but are also more time-consuming. Coming home tired from helping out at a two-day retreat, I just wanted something quick and easy to make my photos into a video that would help students remember their experience.
Just upload the photos, pick out a song, and -- thank you very much --within a short time the result is one snazzy video. Animoto does all the work!
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This blog is about trying to implement technology in my classroom, one baby step at a time.
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Other blogs:
Ann's Angles: Some thoughts, just for fun, on very random topics.
Being Catholic: Observations about the impact of my Catholic faith and upbringing on my daily life.
Classroom blogs that will change from semester to semester.
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