Yesterday I posted a few videos for our Response to Literature genre. We have worked for two weeks to plan, write, edit, and film our retellings. Using the FLIP has made digital storytelling a breeze. I record between 4-20 seconds for each page of the student's response. The filming goes by very quickly. Editing is complete in a blink. HOWEVER... When you film your entire class in 24 hours, you have more editing than you can keep up with. :) I currently have 202 video clips, averaging around 18-22 for each student remaining. Needless to say, I am posting videos over the next few days so that all parents can locate and watch through the Digital Storytelling label.
I am posting the rubric used for our retelling and a color code sheet for posting our writing in the hallway. Hope you find it useful.
Response Rubric
Writing Color Coding
4 comments:
Hi Cheryl, These videos are awesome, your students did an excellent job!!
I love the rubric and was curious about the color coding sheet for writing...could you explain a bit more about it (what the numbers/colors represent)? Whenever you get the chance, I know you're busy! :)
Wow! Thank you for sharing! We work a lot on retelling as we use the DRA assessments and I have not used my Flip camera much this year! I am now beginning to think about a few ideas for next week! Thank you for sharing your rubrics!
Thanks again,
Michelle
FirstGradeBest
Cheryl, can you share what program you edit in? I have a flip and I know how to record and upload videos but I love the fade in between each illustration. I have a mac and was thinking maybe you used garage band or imovie?
Kelley
Mrs. Randall’s Learning Library
When I upload the next set, I will discuss the color coding. The program is called FlipShare. You should download soon. The Flip camera is no longer being produced and support will fade too. I downloaded from online for free.
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