I got to thinking the other day in my register class as one of the students pulled out his iPhone, other mobile and iPod.
Although this pupil was a bit of an exception to the norm, most kids have a mobile phone on them at least.
I have already had my students using them to help vocab learning via simple audio files, but I wanted to go further and allow them to see either a picture which illustrates the vocab or the word itself.
Here is my solution:
- i recorded the audio in garageband
- i typed the vocab items onto slides in keynote
- i set the garageband file playing whilst recording the keynote slideshow (I could simply have narrated but it wouldn't have had the music)
- Hey presto a narrated vocab slideshow which I then exported to quicktime
THEN it dawned on me . Ok so it cost me £20, but it will be worth it. It worked like a dream. I just opened the .mov file and then exported it as a 3gp file. The reason why I say it will be worth it is that now I will be able to convert all the vocab guide podcasts ( which I want to redo) to mobile phone files to give out to students.
Result!
And here's the proof...sort of.
In case you are interested the film is below in the previous post.
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Posted by: srdha | Monday, 13 April 2009 at 11:06
Hey Adam,
great work, mobile slideshows are so effective. As you say, zamzar tends to corrupt the file, the only freebie I've found that works is www.movavi.com
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Posted by: Chris | Wednesday, 25 June 2008 at 15:52
Thanks for that Iain. I have used Zamzar before, but It didn't do what i wanted to to do in this case.
Posted by: Adam | Wednesday, 25 June 2008 at 08:41
Hi Adam have you tried Zamzar its free and you can convert many different file types from one to another check it out at http://www.zamzar.com/
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