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Flip Video: A Tool for Itinerant Educators April, 2010 Patti Glumack Deb Williamson Flip Video Facts First launched by Pure Digital Technologies May, 2007 Bought out by Cisco May 2009 for $590 million Continues to be top seller in


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Flip Video: A Tool for Itinerant Educators

April, 2010 Patti Glumack Deb Williamson

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Flip Video Facts

First launched by Pure Digital

Technologies May, 2007

Bought out by Cisco May 2009 for $590

million

Continues to be top seller in price

category; #1 seller among camcorders

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Flip Video:‘

EASY TO USE- grab and shoot relatively inexpensive Pocket-size Uses regular batteries Connects easily to computer with flip-out

USB arm

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Built-in software Share videos quickly and easily via email,

social networking sites

Videos stored on FlipShare server; plays in

default web browser

Captures snapshots from video

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Valued by both educators and students Encourages students to be active/engaged

in their learning

Incorporates many academic skills

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Flip Video Demonstration

Introductory Flip Video Tutorial (Cisco) http://www.youtube.com/ciscocptraining#p/f/2 /DK6Hzv9Sx64

Turn on…….aim……shoot! Play recorded footage Zoom/wide angle feature Delete video Battery compartment, tripod

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Basic Tips for Video Recording

Learn how to operate camera Avoid jerky motion/use tripod Frame the shot Use variety of shots: wide, medium,

close up

Change image size and camera angle

between each shot in sequence

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Basic Tips for Video Recording

Be aware of lighting Be thinking about sound quality Practice/be prepared Keep it authentic; remember the

purpose

Don’t make a big production out of it

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Resources: Shooting Tips & FAQ

Shooting Tips (handout) Shooting a Basic Sequence (handout) FAQ/Support

www.theflip.com (type in ‘FAQ’ in search box)

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Editing Your Videos

Cisco Tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/ciscocptraining#p/f/1/h bSFGLdX53s

Shoot video clips (some basic editing possible) Create movie- drag clips to dialogue box Title, Credits, Music/Sound

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Sharing Your Videos

By Email

http://www.youtube.com/ciscocptraining#p/ f/0/--340e4C2DQ

CD/DVD, flash drive Facebook, Myspace, YouTube Folder on your school server

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Flip Video and PC

NOTE: Conversion software now needed (e.g. ImToo)

Downloading/installing conversion software Converting to .wmv format Movie Maker Program

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Flip Video and iMovie

http://www.youtube.com/ciscocptraining#p/f

/3/S3LyWaIPTqU

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Flip Video Uses

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Evaluation & Progress Documentation

Measuring student progress over time Sensory or behavior feedback tool Sharing results with others

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As an Instructional Tool Routines Task Analysis Social Stories Transitions

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For Student Projects

Practice interviews Alternative assignment Self-reflection

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As an Inservice Tool

for Students:

Peer inservices

for Teachers:

Training modules Case Studies

For Parents/

Share home Caregivers:

  • bservations
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For Professional Development

Mentorship/coaching Self-reflection Reflective supervision Research

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April 20, 2010 Itinerant Late Start Inservice

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I used the Flip Video to help evaluate an autistic blind student’s progress with Brailling the alphabet and any subtle cues given.

Itinerant B/VI Teacher

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April 20, 2010 Itinerant Late Start Inservice

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I filmed two different speakers that presented at our DHH Parent/Child class. I plan to put these presentations onto DVDs to share with families that can’t attend.

Itinerant D/HH Teacher

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April 20, 2010 Itinerant Late Start Inservice

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A student who is deaf attending the * program is making videos to teach his family signs and finger

  • spelling. His initial video is finger

spelling.

Itinerant D/HH Teacher

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I filmed a student giving her classroom inservice. Now she can replay to critique herself. We can also play it for any new staff and students.

Itinerant D/HH Teacher

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I used the Flip Video to record a student’s traveling skills at the beginning of the year so the team can compare the same skills at the end of the year to see progress.

Itinerant O & M Specialist

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April 20, 2010 Itinerant Late Start Inservice

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We videotaped emergency evacuation procedures for middle school students using a Tuk ‘n Kari.

Itinerant P/HD Teacher and Physical Therapist

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April 20, 2010 Itinerant Late Start Inservice

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I filmed a student in an ECSE classroom to show parents at an upcoming conference what their child does at school.

Itinerant B/VI Teacher

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I used the Flip Video to record a teacher demonstrating correct sighted guide techniques and routes for the other staff to watch and use with the student, so all staff have the same techniques and information.

Itinerant O & M Specialist

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April 20, 2010 Itinerant Late Start Inservice

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Case study help at subgroup meetings...

Itinerant ASD Specialist

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Handouts

Flip Video Shooting Tips

www.theflip.com

Shooting a Basic Sequence FlipShare Editing

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Handouts

Video Conversion Instructions for

pc users

Movie Maker Instructions (pc) iMovie Instructions (Mac)

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Handouts

Sample: #287 Permission Form &

Flip Video Guidelines

Using Digital Video

By Larry Edelman University of Colorado, Denver 2009

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Larry Edelman’s Handout Also includes:

Video consent Creating a system for storing clips Recording as an educational team Computer hardware & software Ways to share digital files