[CASL-L] Video/editing platforms
Kathy McNeiece
kmcneiece at hamdenhall.org
Wed Dec 5 05:31:04 PST 2018
Our MS students have used WeVideo with great success. The free version
works but I think is limited to time and no green screen capabilities.
Kathy
On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 8:25 AM Loretta Sullivan <b59lgian at mpspride.org>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am sorry if this is a duplicate question to ones in the past, but I have
> a request (see below) for best video/editing options (free would be best)
> for middle/high school students. In the past people have suggested
> AdobeSpark, Moovly, Filmora, Wevideo, Animoto...are there any that are
> student/user friendly? We are a Google apps school, but can use permission
> slips if needed. Thanks for your suggestions!
>
> "Are there any options for doing and editing video either through google
> or any other tech we have access to? We've used programs that require
> licenses in years past but have nothing that we know of at the moment--we'd
> need it for our mid term projects. Please let me know if you can think of
> anything we're missing.."
>
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Loretta Sullivan
> Library Media Specialist
> Manchester High School
>
>
>
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> - Jorge Luis Borges
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*Kathy McNeiece*
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The Barbara Olin Taylor Learning Commons
Hamden Hall Country Day School
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