Digital Media & Learning: Video
- Subjects
- Science, Law, Graphic Design, Social Sciences, English, Game Design, Humanities, Web, Apps, Languages, Arts, Business, Education, Photography, Video & Audio, Mathematics
- Age Levels
- 11-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, Post-Secondary
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In this workshop, you’ll explore digital video for learning. Because video conveys a wide range of visual, narrative, and expressive qualities, it can be one of the most powerful tools available for getting your students excited and curious about a topic. When students create their own videos, they invest creative energy in a topic and process important to them. The technical and perceptual skills that students gain from making videos can be a huge asset in their creative, professional, and personal lives.
Learning Outcomes:
In this workshop, you’ll accomplish the following:
Prerequisites:
Basic skills with Premiere Pro are advised; if you haven’t used Premiere Pro, please explore the workshop Up and Running with Adobe Premiere Pro, which is also geared toward educators.
Participants will need access to a digital video camera or device that will allow them to download video to edit with Premiere Pro. Using a camera with an external microphone connected is not required, but for those who have this option, an external microphone will increase audio quality significantly.
Related Content: This is part of the series of workshops entitled, Digital Media & Learning. Other workshops in this series include:
