This video was entirely created, shot, and edited by kindergartners of Park Tudor School, using iMovie for the iPad. Click below to watch, or watch here.
Watch Metamorphosis, Part 1 here.
Are kindergartners too young to learn with the iPAD?
Today's video shows the students' exploration of software they've acquired to support the use of the Xbox 360 Kinect motion sensor in the classroom.
This EdTech Teacher video demonstrates use of the Fotobabble app on an iPaD to develop student voice.
Science teachers Susan Hunter and Angela Morris of Fort Collins High School are using laptops and digital games such as Eco Defenders, to teach their students about invasive species
After a three-day adventure in the Rocky Mountains, students from the Olander School for Project-Based Learning in Fort Collins, Colorado, create "eco week" videos
Kindergarteners and first graders from Veterans Memorial Elementary School in Naples, FL worked in groups of three to create paper slide videos using Flip cameras.
Students from Leslie Aaeng's fifth grade class create and present an autobiographical program using netbooks, Voki.com, Glogster and a Smartboard.
Vicky Jordan's seventh grade science students at Wellington Middle School used Windows Movie Maker to create videos presenting their research on genetic engineering and disease topics.
Biology students at Fossil Ridge High School use laptops, cameras and SAM animation software to create stop-motion animation videos to demonstrate their understanding of DNA replication.
