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Blabberize

Page history last edited by TPS-Colorado 12 years, 8 months ago


 

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URL http://blabberize.com/
Description  Makes a short video of an image talking through a voice recording and easy manipulation to create a mouth on an image. 
Account Types Free: Unlimited projects
Process
  1. Go to Blabberize.com
  2. Click Login/Signup (http://blabberize.com/loginsignup) 
  3. Enter a Username, Email, and Password and click Sign Up.

 

 You can Blabberize without setting up an account (http://blabberize.com/make), but it's recommended that you create an account which allows easier access to your saved projects.

 

Suggested Uses for Inquiry Learning

Use Blabberize to tell a story from a particular perspective "putting the words into the mouths" of historical figures
Use the tool to tell a story about a time period, event, or primary source  from a person at the event
Blabberize an inanimate object to tell the story within or to ask students about what they think about the elements of the object
Use the tool to deliver a lecture in a flipped classroom
 Use the tool to ask questions of your class to help guide them in the development of an essential question.
Use the tool to help you develop an interview for an oral history project OR use the tool to deliver the information FOUND during the oral interview.

 

What Teachers Like About Blabberize

  • Quick, easy to use (You can complete this project in one class period)
  • Engaging with students
  • Humorous
  • Easy to access and share

 

Standards for the 21st Century Learner - from the AASL Standards for the 21st Century Learner in Action

 
  
 
  

 

ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) NETS Standards

 

  
   

 

NCTE (National Council of Teachers of English) Standards 

Develop proficiency with the tools of technology
Design and share information for global communities to meet a variety of purposes
Create multimedia texts
Attend to the ethical responsibilities required by these complex environments

 

Primary Sources Example

   

 

Getting Started

3:15 Blabberize Tutorial 

Blabberize Tutorial from tbeanstalk on Vimeo.

 

 

Teacher Tips for Using the Tool

  • Set up one account for all students to use to keep products in one location
  • Have the kids teach a teacher buddy so that teachers learn it quick!
  • Have students storyboard their speech in advance-- planning makes the tool that much more powerful
  • Find your picture before you start -- it makes the process easier!

 

Alternatives

NONE at this time -- except voice layering a primary source
 

 

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