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Get The Image Moving
The document discusses the concept of an enterprising school that enhances engagement and relevance in education through collaborative and creative learning methods. It emphasizes the importance of student ownership in their education and advocates for real-world connections to learning, involving various multimedia approaches and community participation. Additionally, it highlights initiatives for fostering creativity, team skills, and critical thinking among students, while noting the need for improved technology and resources in schools.
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Get The Image Moving
- 1. Get the imagemoving… Enterprising attitudes and web 2.0
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- 3. Inspiration: CookstownPrimary, Northern Ireland
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- 5. Ownership of learning“ It would be really good to be in charge of our own education, as we have always had to go with adults thinking, and they don’t do the work that they make the rules for. This does NOT mean we do not want to learn, quite the opposite, we would like to find a way which would make learning better and we think we should be listened to a lot more .” Danielle Souness, Room 13
- 6. Inspiration: WendyEwald (Literacy Through Photography) THEMES Self-portrait Family Community Dreams Photostory
- 7. The Enterprising SchoolWhat is it? “… an approach to teaching and learning that makes learning real and relevant by connecting with the world outside of the classroom, and giving purpose to learning .” How to do it? “… provide an approach where learning is effective, engaging and enjoyable by sharing responsibility for learning with pupils .”
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- 16. Competitions Film Educationsite Kung Fu Panda (podcast advert) Radiohead – In Rainbow music video (ani boom website) Young Film Critic Film festivals Planet Scicast science film Film Street 3D animation character First Writes – Scottish Screen Craigiebarns Chatter!
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- 18. After school clubs– animation and ICT club Shorter time span Focus directly on film or animation Use of archive and online resources Funding opportunities Consisitency - links experience between year groups
- 19. Enterprise AnimationTimewarp
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- 21. Mock Election P5s = polling stations and election day P6s = election podcast, election newspaper, election TV station P7s = political parties and candidates
- 22. More Enterprise OpportunitiesSchool Film Club Film schools National Schools Film Week Film Festivals Glasgow / Dundee DVD yearbook Director Q&A Our School DVD Lunchtime TV Programmes
- 23. Model for learningvocational skills / teamwork Set designer Script writer Animator Camera operator Costume design Director Composer Acting Etc etc etc…
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- 25. Enterprising attitudes CurriculumFor Excellence Assessment For Learning Thematic teaching Joyning the learning Project based learning Topic webs BBC Creative Station (facilities) Initial Teacher Education (training the future)
- 26. Explore and learnin depth “ When we consider a new project. We really study it… not just the surface idea, but everything about it .” Walt Disney But small is okay too!
- 27. ‘ Real’ activelearning
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- 31. Technology used incontext
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- 34. Listening / talking/ thinking skills
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- 36. Motivates writing /literacy links
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- 38. Photos to photostory
- 39. Comic books tomoving storyboards
- 40. Web 2.0 –create an online audience and community Blogging / publishing Internet safety Responsibilty / Citizenship Collaboration Glow
- 41. Blogging Publishing Worldwide display Audience Feedback Collaboration blogger wordpress edu blogs
- 42. Interesting Blogs EwanMacIntosh – ideas Larry Ferlazzo - resources Sandaig Primary School – embedded practice Mashable – toolboxes Animation Backgrounds Cartoon Brew Scotedublogs
- 43. Online tools –presentation YouTube Vs TeacherTube TrueTube Breaking the News (Channel 4) ESL video Google Account Slideshare Voicethread Animoto Kaltura
- 44. Online tools -create Comiq Toondoos Fotoflexer Picnik Benneton Flipbook Aniboom Voki Zamzar
- 45. Offline tools –forupload Basic Digital camera DV camera mp3 recorder Windows software Apple Mac software Free downloads Screencast – (CamStudio, Jing) Power Videomaker Celestia Google SketchUp Pinnacle Video Spin Audacity Blender 3D Scratch Comic Life ( not free but cheap and GREAT!)
- 46. MIE and gamesbased learning Tim Rylands – Myst Derek Robertson – Consolarium Secondlife Moviestorm
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- 49. To infinity andbeyond…
- 50. MIE: digital mediahub Podcasting ICT Games based learning Photography Animation Live action Large and small scale learning opportunities
- 51. Ways forward… Moresmall scale approaches More enterprise business partnerships More industry links – BBC Creative Station Basic ICT provision in schools More equipment to hire to schools After school and lunchtime clubs / weekend / summer schools Collaboration – communities, schools, countries (e-twinning) Film Festivals, screenings, festival on tour Room 13 model / Angus model Use of Lead Practitioners (by name or by nature!) Blogging / publishing / sharing / discussing / celebrating Initial Teacher Training Bring the parents on board – spread the awareness and merits of MIE Teacher visits / sharing practice and ideas (TeachMeet) www.movingimageeducation.org access to help and skills
- 52. … and backagain No upgrading of school ICT facilities Teachers (and pupils) not allowed the freedom to explore and make mistakes Schools and teachers plug into one model to deliver CFE Teachers pushed towards BIG projects Parents ‘don’t get it.’ Focus only on creating films – not on analysing or exploring
- 53. Bookmarks http://del.icio.us/crazyAPSlideshare http://www.slideshare.net/crazyAP Class blog http://p6den.blogspot.com/ Personal blog http://video-school.blogspot.com/