Creating Videos on Chromebook
What are people using to create videos using chromebooks? I have had a play with wevideo but wondering what else is out there. I am wanting to find a program that children can upload their own images (drawings), record their voice, rearrange slide, etc
Fiona
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- Leigh Hynes (View all users posts) 24 Apr 2014 8:31pm ()
Have you looked at Movenote? It is more of a screencast than a video app but makes an mp4 file and the children could use their own slides and photos while talking to them.
- Simon Ashby (View all users posts) 26 May 2014 8:35pm ()
Movenote is fantastic for the purpose you seek.
- Angela Lee (View all users posts) 30 May 2014 8:56pm ()
Have you tried the youtube editor? depends how much access you want your students to have to youtube I guess.
Second Movenote, I found that more stable than wevideo.
- Dave Winter (View all users posts) 09 Jun 2014 8:11pm ()
Just came here to add a discussion about movenote and came acros this thread. Leigh Simon and Angela have come up with good ideas. I feel Wevideo has improved, stabilised and is the most fully featured. Includes green screen etc.
Here is a teacher who uses chromebooks talking about it. My personal favorite is Wevideo which is the best Chrome friendly video editor I have come across.
- Sandy Lediard (View all users posts) 10 Jun 2014 8:23pm ()
We are using WeVideo and haven't had problems with it. Thanks for the suggestion about Movenote - will investigate further.
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