Book description
In this Apple-certified guide, Richard Harrington shows teachers
how to integrate digital media arts into their existing curriculum
using iLife ’08, iWork ’08, and practical, step-by-step
projects. Developed in collaboration with the Pearson Education
Foundation in accordance with the National Educational
Technology Standards council, the book includes class-room tested
guidelines from the Foundation's Digital Media Arts program, as
well as inspirational profiles of successful digital media
classroom projects around the world. Designed to be used with Apple
Training Series: iLife ’08 and Apple Training Series: iWork
08, this guide covers everything from designing a photo essay to
creating polished video projects, and will have teachers and
students producing websites, podcasts, video blogs, and DVDs in no
time. Students learn to:
• Express a Feeling: Create a photo-essay slideshow, add
sound, and publish it on the web
• Make a Factual Case: Track data in a spreadsheet, organize
it into charts, then deliver it as a Keynote presentation
• Make a Persuasive Case: Research an issue, develop an
argument, and create a PSA in iMovie and burn it to DVD
• Solve a Problem: Reconcile income and expenses in a
household budget and chart financial scenarios
• Tell a Story: Document the personal history of a community
leader in a short, sophisticated movie
Table of contents
- Copyright
- Foreword
- Getting Started
- 1. Express a Feeling or an Idea
- 2. Make a Case: Factual Presentations
-
3. Make a Case: Persuasive Presentations
- Project Summary
- Learning Objectives
- Assessment Guidelines
- Getting Started
- Introducing the Project
- Creating the Project
- Write a Script
- Create a Storyboard
- Shoot Digital Video or Digital Photos
- Import Footage into iMovie
- Edit the Video with iMovie
- Add Music and Sound Effects with GarageBand
- Publishing the Project
- Assessing the Project
- 4. Solve a Problem: Reconcile a Household Budget
-
5. Tell a Story—Biography Podcast
- Project Summary
- Learning Objectives
- Assessment Guidelines
- Getting Started
- Introducing the Project
- Planning the Project
- Creating the Project
- Develop Interview Questions
- Acquiring an Audio Interview and Photos
- Creating a New Podcast Project
- Editing the Podcast
- Working with Artwork
- Adding Episode Info to a Podcast
- Publishing the Project
- Assessing the Project
- A. The 5 Tips that Classroom Teachers Use Most
-
Online Appendix
- Tip #6: Add a Web Page to a Presentation
- Tip #7: Print a Presentation
- Tip #8: Fix Red Eye
- Tip #9: Adjust the Image Quality of a Movie
- Tip #10: Adding Titles to a Movie
- Tip #11: Add a Movie to a Presentation
- Tip #12: Convert a Presentation to DVD
- Tip #13: Put a Movie on a Web Page
- Tip # 14: Fix the Exposure of a Photo
- Tip #15: Straighten a Photo
Product information
- Title: Apple Training Series A Teacher’s Guide to Digital Media in the Classroom
- Author(s):
- Release date: September 2008
- Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
- ISBN: 9780321592224
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