- I chose ragtime because I was sick the day people picked the genre they liked.
- I googled ragtime artists to learn about different songs.
- I used Garageband, iTunes, iMovie, Safari, and other tools to create my project.
- I was good at creating the slides.
- It was difficult finding a way to download a video off of youtube and putting it into my project.
- I used still slides and mobile slides for a more interesting effect.
- I have already used iMovie in another class. This project can be used at a presentation including music and video.
- I used the transformative property of borrowed images, music, and information to comply with the Copyright Law of 1976 by citing my work and using it for an informative purpose.
- Yes I would because it is difficult for partners to work on a project on just one computer.
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- Identify your team's topic. Dance Team
- Describe your role on the team. I edited and gathered information.
- What did you learn from being a part of this team? I learned how to use iMovie.
- What went well for you as a team? Our team worked well together.
- What did not go well for you as a team? It was difficult for all of us to work on one computer.
- Describe the process from storyboarding through the movie creation. Did ideas/concepts/focus change from one kind of technology to the other? If so, how? Our ideas stayed the same, but we had to change transition concepts.
- What new tools and techniques did you learn by doing this project? We learned how to use slow motion, heat wav, ad transitions.
- For what other classes, situations, uses could this type of project be adapted? I have already used this in Biology to present information.
- How did you use the transformative property of borrowed images, music, and information to comply with the Copyright Law of 1976? I used these images, music, and information to help teach others.
- Would you do another project like this on your own? Why? Why not? Yes I would because it is a fun way to present information.
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