Video literacy, including knowledge of movie making, is required for 21st Century learners be they students, teachers, or parents
The iPad video camera combined with the iMovie app or the program on a computer is one of the best ways to get started. Most of us will be completely satisfied with this setup. However, for those educators who have already figured out ways to use video and sometimes find themselves bumping up against the iPad’s video limits, other options are available.
If you are one of those 21st Century educators who wants to do more, check out a great post about more advanced iPad movie making apps over at Matthew Needleman’s Creating Lifelong Learners blog. The apps are somewhat expensive, $29.99 — a lot more than the 4.99 price for the iMovie app. However, the three movie making apps reviewed by Needleman after hands-on exploration time do much more than iMovie when it comes to pre-production, video editing, and even shooting the clips.
Check out the apps below by visiting Needleman’s blog post.
- Artemis
- Storyboard Composer
- Movie*Slate
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