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Step 1 - Prepare & Explore
Step 1 - Prepare & Explore
Stuff To Get
Stuff To Get
- Tools You Will Need include Google Slides as well as these items from the Chrome Web Store:
- Screencastify (best) OR Nimbus Screencast OR CaptureCast
- Camera app
- Sketchpad (not needed for this activity but nice to have)
- Get pipe-cleaners from classroom supplies
Explore an Existing Project
Explore an Existing Project
Step 2 - Play and Plan
Step 2 - Play and Plan
Pipe-Cleaners
Pipe-Cleaners
- After obtaining your two pipe-cleaners, join up with another person (or another two people!)
- Create a story.
- Use your two pipe-cleaners to make a person and an object (e.g. person with umbrella)
Tips
Tips
Combine with others to create new stories
Map or outline your story, imagining what you would say in each frame
You'll be taking a photo each time you move your characters
Step 3 - Make
Step 3 - Make
- Open a new Google Slides Slide Deck. Remove text boxes (click-n-delete)
- Add each image to a different slide in your slide deck
- Click “Record Desktop” and start your recording
- When Finish click “Stop” in the box at the bottom of the screen
- Progress through the slides narrating your story
- Save the video. The video should be saved in a folder titled “Screencastify” in Google Drive
- Upload the video as “Unlisted”
- Grab the link to the video once it has uploaded
Step 4 - Share
Step 4 - Share
Share your storycast online at the Padlet linked below:
Share your storycast online at the Padlet linked below:
Ways to Use Screencasts & Google Slides
Ways to Use Screencasts & Google Slides
Use Google Slides for Stop Motion Animation (via Rex Threatt)
Use Google Slides for Stop Motion Animation (via Rex Threatt)
Use Google Slides to make stop motion animation, like a flip book. See how to.
Use Google Slides to make stop motion animation, like a flip book. See how to.
Use Google Slides to make interactive worksheets. See how to.
Use Google Slides to make interactive worksheets. See how to.
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