Masters+in+Educational+Technology

Animated Assignment for Digital Graphics Week Three How can animation be used in the classroom media type="custom" key="7710889" media type="custom" key="6850339" __Web Conferences__ Web conferences are very interesting. I have found that with this type of communication, you can see the people you are conferencing with as opposed to phone conferences. The very first one I had was very confusing. It went so fast, that I barely had time to read what people were writing, let alone listen to the ones talking. But as time went on and I had more conferences, they became easier. I have enjoyed my web conferences, since this is an all-online course; it gives me a way to “talk” to my professor and classmates. I think this would be a good way for teachers to have in-services with each other over the summer.

__Movie Maker Vs iMovie__

MovieMaker or iMovie - that is the question? Apple has created the iMovie for the Mac computers, while MovieMaker was created for Microsoft users. The reviews I have read really depend on who was writing them. Mac users love the iMovie, and the Window users love the MovieMaker. I do not have a Mac so I was not able to try iMovie myself. My videos were not saved in one of the formats so I could not really work on it also. MovieMaker only accepts a limited number of formats, while iMovie seems to just click and drop. Once you have your video imported, they both seem to have down falls. iMovies seem to confusing to edit. MovieMaker seems to be have problems with its editing as well. What it all seems to boil down to is - Are you a Mac user or a PC user? Each one has its positives and negatives. With both it seems to be a matter of taking the time to learn and play with them.

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Microsoft. (2010, 90 06). Create home movies with Windows Movie Maker. Retrieved 09 06, 2010, from [|www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/default.mspx] Movie maker podcast media type="file" key="Movie maker podcast.wav" width="300" height="50"