WeVideo
Overview
WeVideo is a video editing service GUHSD has purchased for use by students and teachers to create videos and screencasts. This online video editors gives users:
Anytime, anywhere access
Ability to import video clips from cell phone, computer, or Internet
Collaborative features
Access to the revision history
Making It Happen In The Classroom
ACCOUNT SETUP
In order to use this tool, you and your students need to set up your account. Please make sure you are using the correct link below.
Staff
Students - For students only, staff should use the above link
Please do not send students to this page. Copy the link and post it on Classroom or your classroom website. You may also want to share the WeVideo Academy link with your students as well.
LEARN THE TOOL
STUDENT PRACTICE ACTIVITY
Learn the Tool and Process
Setting up and Logging In
Creating a Project
Filming Shots and Sharing media
Uploading media to Wevideo
Creating a Wevideo
Screencasting with WeVideo
TEACHER PREPARATION
Review overall video production process and tutorials outlined in the Wevideo Student Resource Guide.
View examples (see "Resources" section below).
Maybe practice by making your own video?
Determine a video length (example: 45-60 seconds)
Use a Digital Project Template to help you develop your project to deliver to students (Make a copy of one to use).
How will you engage students in the project? Examples!
How will you sequence and structure the activities? (What is Storyboarding? / Storyboard Template)
What resources will you provide students?
Links to content source materials
How will students submit their work?
Schoology: 1) Submit wevideo/youtube link 2) Upload video 3) Install Wevideo LTI Tool so students can submit video directly from Wevideo to Schoology assignment.
Will students be sharing their work with others? Gallery walk?
How will students reflect on their learning? Google Forms Survey
How will you assess student work? Video Rubric examples.
LESSON IMPLEMENTATION
Deliver lesson/project with your chosen Digital Project Template
Students complete project activities.
Students create video storyboard (What is Storyboarding? / Storyboard Template)
Students create video with support resources from Wevideo Student Resource Guide and ongoing teacher feedback.
Students turn in video.
Students share videos with others to view.
Students reflect on learning experience.
Assess collected final products.
Resources
This is the definitive guide for how to implement Wevideo in the classroom.
Login with your GUHSD google credentials to access the toolkit.
The WeVideo Digital Storytelling Toolkit is designed to help educators facilitate projects in all classrooms.
Support
