Share your favorite #MadeWithWeVideo creations!

#1

2020 has been a year for the books. As we continue to adapt I’m hoping to spark a little inspiration.

All of the ways you’ve shown up for your students and adapted to new learning environments are a source of inspiration!

Use this thread to post your favorite #MadeWithWeVideo creations. We can’t wait to see! :star_struck:

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#2

We started our Westhills Television Network two years ago and have reached so many. When I began looking for editing software, WeVideo was one of the first ones I tried. I was impressed with how quickly it was to learn. I also love the fact that it is cloud based, and the customer service is outstanding. So, my favorite creation is all of them. Here is a like to our page and you will find our videos at the bottom. Thanks, WeVideo! https://www.westhills.mcstn.net/westhillstelevisionnetwork

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#3

Students experimented with software to break the barrier of dread for video recording in an attempt to edit the video with wevideo

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#4

These are so much fun! :grinning:

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#5

I am fortunate to work with this amazing music teacher, Jeong Hong. Ms. Hong has been teaching at Ramirez Thomas Elementary School of Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS) since 2015. In 2018, she received Teacher Who Inspires Award by Partners In Education of SFPS. Ms. Hong is also a board certified educator.

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#6

WeVideo has differentiated storyboards for students to work with based on their familiarity with video editing. Students can start out in the Storyboard and move on up to the Timeline mode when they are ready for more layers of video, narration and audio.
WeVideo can also Record from WebCam for an authentic self assessment or reflection, all captured on video!

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#7

This year for sure I have had to adapt being a teacher who is teaching remotely to students who are in person and learning remotely. I had to adjust my entire 8th grade curriculum and WeVideo to the rescue we are doing a media creation class. Students have created awesome instructional videos using the platform. I even have a pair working on creating a mini documentary about life as a student during the pandemic. Here is a link to one of the instructional videos: https://youtu.be/y5fIMMQ8Xwo?list=PLD5rYSFNRHAF9gRMcAvlNaBuA65xW5MBP

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#8

Very inspiring @katrina.coker :star_struck: Thank you for sharing!

#9

Are any of you creating video for the holidays? We have a bunch of fun ideas to help you get creative. Check it out!

#10

I am fortunate to work with this administrative assistant and teacher alternate

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#11

One of the first projects my students work on is a History of Broadcasting research project. This is an example from a couple of students. I enjoy seeing which skills they’ve incorporated and determining how they can go even further with the software.

https://www.wevideo.com/view/1989354590

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#12

I am fortunate to work with this amazing art teacher,
And I really appreciate the techniques that have provided us to improve our teaching styles

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#13

This is great @carol.zeitz I learned so much from you video! :clapper: Thanks for sharing.

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#14

https://www.wevideo.com/view/1846575040

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#MadeWithWeVideo

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#18

Awesome way to relay instructions @judy.newman :100:

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#19

I made this video for my virtual students to explain our first major project: https://www.wevideo.com/view/1836703474

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#20

We created this video to share with our families as a way to say thank you. https://www.wevideo.com/view/1682312390

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#21

This was made by my students to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Terry Fox Run. Each group was responsible for one verse or chorus. They are in Grade 4.

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#22

This is one of my favorite projects. It was the staff act in our virtual talent show to end 2020. #madewithwevideo.

https://www.wevideo.com/view/1698498203

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