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- 1. Booktalks & Beyond Creating and sharing video booktalks using free online tools and resources at our library
- 2. What exactly is a video booktalk? BCL Teen Library Council Booktalks The Lightning Thief Book Trailer from Digital Booktalk Magic Pickle and the Planet from Scholastic One Minute Critic FVRL
- 3. Concerned about copyright? Use images and audio you have created yourself Material that is in the Public Domain Creative Commons Works Fair-use in education
- 4. Where to find Creative Commons and Public Domain materials Google Images Advanced Search Yahoo Images Advanced Search Flickr Advanced Search MorgueFile: Public Image Archive Wikimedia Commons Life Photo Archive LOC Photostream on Flickr NYPL Digital Library Internet Archive http://www.archive.org/details/Pickofth1939
- 5. Where to find free sounds and music Free Music Archive SoundBible The Free Sound Project RoyaltyFreeMusic.com Jamendo Myna Sound Editor: Remix audio clips and record voice, instruments and sound fx
- 6. Slideshows & editing video online Animoto—30 second videos free! Photo Peach—photos, music, captions Stupeflix Studio--$3 per video Muvee Cloud—private, invitation only, viewing Flixtime—free 60 second videos JayCut—undergoing changes but very cool
- 7. Editing software Camtasia iMovie Windows Movie Maker (make a software request to your supervisor)
- 8. Using Animoto and Flixtime Flixtime Demo Animoto Demo Camtasia Demo
- 9. Sharing your videos Share on Facebook, Blogger, or Tumblr SchoolTube and TeacherTube Vimeo YouTube
- 10. Why Should I Bother? Cool things libraries are doing with video Chicago’s YouMedia Mitchell Public Library TeenSpace digital book reviews Appleton Public Library Teen Booktalks ALA’s Why I Need My Library Birmingham Teen Summer Reading Librarians Go Gaga The LibVid Awards YOUmedia Animation Jam Promo
- 11. For more information Free Technology for Teachers Tammy’s Technology Tips for Teachers “Team Building with Video Projects”—Sarah Ludwig, VOYA 2011 This presentation on slideshare.net Collingswood Library Promo
Editor's Notes
- Seen these done several ways: Talking head or slideshow seem to be the most popular
- Creative Commons: simple, standardized way to grant copyright permissions to their work. “some rights reserved approach”
- Use embed code or upload from computer. Vimeo you can create your own Channel
- Book talking programs, outreach and promotion of programs and services, staff development, fun!