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Domo Arigato, Mr Animoto

Posted by Chris on September 18, 2007

I was just playing around with Animoto, the fun online video creation toy that all the cool kids are talking about. It probably doesn’t have a huge deal of educational merit (because aside from picking the photos and music, you really don’t have any say over what it actually creates) but there is no argument that what it creates looks very funky indeed. And with so little effort!

This was thrown together from some photos I had on my hard drive just to see how Animoto worked…  I’d forgotten I had these pics… they were of some of the great teachers I worked with last year on my exchange year to Canada when we were messing about with PhotoBooth one day… wow, I really miss you guys!!

It’s amazing just how a bit of music and a few special effects can make a presentation look so cool though.

2 Responses to “Domo Arigato, Mr Animoto”

  1.   Mobile Technology in TAFE » Blog Archive » Job for Saturday! Road test of online video creators! Says:

    [...] a story; and learning what works in visual/audio/video expressive media” Chris Betcher said “But educationally I think it’s important that kids think about how they present this [...]

  2.   Animoto Mash-up » Watch Your Bobber - talking tech, taking action Says:

    [...] Chris Betcher refers to Animoto as a “…fun online video creation toy that all the cool kids are talking about. It probably doesn’t have a huge deal of educational merit (because aside from picking the photos and music, you really don’t have any say over what it actually creates) but there is no argument that what it creates looks very funky indeed. And with so little effort!” Link [...]

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