Getting Started with a Morning News Show By Deborah Icard and Jane Hudson from Cloverleaf Elementary Statesville, NC.

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Getting Started with a Morning News Show By Deborah Icard and Jane Hudson from Cloverleaf Elementary Statesville, NC

Our Vision for the Show Live! Student-Produced Daily Shown on Smartboards in Classrooms Involve the Entire School

We use the free version!

3 Steps to Get Started 1.Create an 2.Create a Channel on the Dashboard 3. Choose cameras and buy a video capture device

Camcorder 1

Camcorder 2 on Tripod

Splitter and EasyCAP How to Stream Easycap on Ustream

Two Wireless Mics

Password-Protected

Students Daily Login

Check Cameras and Sound

Begin Broadcasting

Titles and Transitions - Customize

Add Video and Audio

What We Learned Lots of Trial and Error Use What We Already Have Put the Responsibility on Students Accept and Celebrate Imperfection We encourage you to start a Show at your school!

Resources Animoto for video, music, and voices Irfanview for photo editing Flip Video for student and teacher use Easi-Speak Microphones for recording Audacity for audio editing Freemake Video Converter for formatting

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