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Going Tubing

Going Tubing. Downloading, Creating, and Uploading Instructional Video. Presenters Terry Grimm – mcoe_tag@access-k12.org Karen Marshall – mcoe_km@access-k12.org. Agenda Summary. 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. DAY ONE Introduction Tubing Sites Using Videos in the Classroom Lunch Break

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Going Tubing

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  1. Going Tubing Downloading, Creating, and Uploading Instructional Video PresentersTerry Grimm – mcoe_tag@access-k12.orgKaren Marshall – mcoe_km@access-k12.org

  2. Agenda Summary 8:00 am – 3:00 pm DAY ONE • Introduction • Tubing Sites • Using Videos in the Classroom • Lunch Break (11:30 – 12:30) • Editing Videos • Video Recording • Shooting a Video DAY TWO • Review • Video on the Computer • Creating a Video Product • Lunch Break (11:30 – 12:30) • Completing the Product • Uploading Your Product • Wrap Up

  3. Workshop Goals Participants will be able to do the following: • Understand the tubing phenomenon • Make use of tubing videos for the classroom • Create instructional videos • Upload videos for Web sharing

  4. Sample Indicators Grade 2 Present information in electronic format, including text, graphics, or multimedia. Grade 8 Select appropriate file types (documents, sounds, images, and multimedia) based on communication need. Grade 10 Manipulate communication design elements (image, language, sound,and motion) based on intent of the message (e.g., inform or persuade).

  5. Tubing Phenomena

  6. Beginning Tubing Skills • Locate video • Play video from site • Download video and play in an flv player

  7. Intermediate Tubing Skills • Locate video • Download video • Convert flv video to wmv video • Edit wmv video as necessary

  8. Advanced Tubing Skills • Plan video • Create video • Edit video • Upload video to tubing site

  9. Tubing Sites • TeacherTube Available at www.teachertube.com • SchoolTube Available at www.schooltube.com • YouTube Available at www.youtube.com

  10. Teacher Tube

  11. Teacher Tube Sign Up

  12. Conversion Sites flv to wmv • Media-Convert www.media-convert.com • Zamzar www.zamzar.com

  13. Insider Tip:YouTube Workaround • Download and install the Firefox browser (Available at www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox) • Install the Firefox add-on Fast Video Download 1.5 (Available at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3590) • In Firefox, locate and begin playing a video on YouTube • Click the Fast Video Download icon in the lower right area of the Firefox browser • Save the flv video file • Convert the flv video file to a WMV video file

  14. Produced ByThe MCESC Technology Department

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