(See also the Web tools page--there is some overlap)
ONLINE/DOWNLOADABLE EDITORS
Asterpix Interactive Video - Allows user to upload videos and then create hotspots where the viewer can link to additional text info and other Websites; a nice menu feature lets the viewer jump directly to a hotspot frame.
dotSUB.com - A vlog with the ability to allow users to add transcriptions or subtitles in any language
Evoca - This is a nice application but an even better Website: it suggests a wide variety of ways--in detail--that a group (for example of students) might use the simple voice recorder for digital story-telling, socializing, and even looking up a word in any of the recordings in the site archives. For instance, the story-telling page discusses what makes a good story. (Thanks to Seth Dickens--I found Evoca on his site and left a recording there.)
iShowu for Mac -Creates screencasts on Mac Intel-based computers.
PhotoBucket - You can mashup photos, video, and music, as well as share media with others. Lots of how-to files.
QlipBoard - Downloadable application that allows you to make screencasts and embed your own photos enhanced with whiteboard-list tools.
rocketboom - Look at this site for some neat examples of how-to videos with transcriptions students might use or create
Tribbet - Online editor that lets you mash up text, photos, video, etc., and then play it as a show. A due date feature is included.
xtranormal - Create short videos using animated figures and the text you type in, which is read as text-to-speech.
Toufee - A flash video and slideshow creator; not free, but only $39.95. It has a 50% annual Christmas discount and a 14-day free trial. Supposedly compares well to Adobe Flash. Here's an example combining stills, animations, and video: The Coca-Cola Story, by Webhead Renee.
Ushow for iPhone - Lets you create videos with your iPhone. (May not be an "official" app, and so you may have to "break into" your iPone to install it.)
Kids' Vid - Tutorials on scripting, filming, editing--looks great for 6-12 grade
freevlog - Tutorial on setting up and uploading your video, and setting up an RSS feed video-audio-photo blog for an extensive trip, such as the Texas Cattle Drive recreation.
Elderbob's Description of the Texas Cattle Trail Project - Not strictly a tutorial, but Bob Brannan gives lots of advice and information on how to set up a video-audio-photo blog for an extensive trip, such as the Texas Cattle Drive recreation he participated in.
RESOURCES FOR TOOLS
WebTools4U2Use - Video Tools and Sharing - starts out with a good list of video resources
CALL_IS_VSL Bookmark Library on Diigo - CALL IS has a Diigo group and list of bookmarks to good sites. Search by the tag, "video."
CogDogRoo - Descriptions of 50 Web Tools to create stories using photos, slideshows, video, audio, etc., with examples of each
eflresources (N. Gromik's wiki) - Lots of good video examples
ELTA-RHINE (Andreas Büsing's wiki) - A list of online sources for copyright-free images, both photo and clipart
Trends in Digital Media - 2007 (Elizabeth Hanson-Smith's wiki) - a presentation for the Video & Digital Media IS of TESOL at their academic session in 2007. Lists lots of good tools and suggests directions for multimedia use.
Video References (E. Hanson-smith) - Page of links to resources for content-based video, tools, models and examples of student work, etc.
Online/Downloadable Editors
Tutorials
Resources for Tools
(See also the Web tools page--there is some overlap)
ONLINE/DOWNLOADABLE EDITORS
Asterpix Interactive Video - Allows user to upload videos and then create hotspots where the viewer can link to additional text info and other Websites; a nice menu feature lets the viewer jump directly to a hotspot frame.
dotSUB.com - A vlog with the ability to allow users to add transcriptions or subtitles in any language
Evoca - This is a nice application but an even better Website: it suggests a wide variety of ways--in detail--that a group (for example of students) might use the simple voice recorder for digital story-telling, socializing, and even looking up a word in any of the recordings in the site archives. For instance, the story-telling page discusses what makes a good story. (Thanks to Seth Dickens--I found Evoca on his site and left a recording there.)
iShowu for Mac -Creates screencasts on Mac Intel-based computers.
JumpCut - [Sorry, JumpCut is no more]
Kaltura - A Web 2.0 online editor: allows friends to add clips and edit yours. Useful for group projects.
OneTrueMedia - Video editing on the Web
PhotoBucket - You can mashup photos, video, and music, as well as share media with others. Lots of how-to files.
QlipBoard - Downloadable application that allows you to make screencasts and embed your own photos enhanced with whiteboard-list tools.
rocketboom - Look at this site for some neat examples of how-to videos with transcriptions students might use or create
Tribbet - Online editor that lets you mash up text, photos, video, etc., and then play it as a show. A due date feature is included.
xtranormal - Create short videos using animated figures and the text you type in, which is read as text-to-speech.
Toufee - A flash video and slideshow creator; not free, but only $39.95. It has a 50% annual Christmas discount and a 14-day free trial. Supposedly compares well to Adobe Flash. Here's an example combining stills, animations, and video: The Coca-Cola Story, by Webhead Renee.
Ushow for iPhone - Lets you create videos with your iPhone. (May not be an "official" app, and so you may have to "break into" your iPone to install it.)
TUTORIALS
Directions for producing Screencasts from Marian Heddesheimer using Gimp, a photo editor, as an example.
CurrentTV tutorial
Kids' Vid - Tutorials on scripting, filming, editing--looks great for 6-12 grade
freevlog - Tutorial on setting up and uploading your video, and setting up an RSS feed video-audio-photo blog for an extensive trip, such as the Texas Cattle Drive recreation.
Elderbob's Description of the Texas Cattle Trail Project - Not strictly a tutorial, but Bob Brannan gives lots of advice and information on how to set up a video-audio-photo blog for an extensive trip, such as the Texas Cattle Drive recreation he participated in.
RESOURCES FOR TOOLS
WebTools4U2Use - Video Tools and Sharing - starts out with a good list of video resourcesCALL_IS_VSL Bookmark Library on Diigo - CALL IS has a Diigo group and list of bookmarks to good sites. Search by the tag, "video."
Nik Peachey's blog has a list of good places to share online video
CogDogRoo - Descriptions of 50 Web Tools to create stories using photos, slideshows, video, audio, etc., with examples of each
eflresources (N. Gromik's wiki) - Lots of good video examples
ELTA-RHINE (Andreas Büsing's wiki) - A list of online sources for copyright-free images, both photo and clipart
Trends in Digital Media - 2007 (Elizabeth Hanson-Smith's wiki) - a presentation for the Video & Digital Media IS of TESOL at their academic session in 2007. Lists lots of good tools and suggests directions for multimedia use.
Video References (E. Hanson-smith) - Page of links to resources for content-based video, tools, models and examples of student work, etc.
Fun and creative ways for students to make online video projects - blog by Mike Alfred updates the latest video tools for PBL.