Nov 6, 2015
How to Build a Live Hand Puppet by @SamPatue As my classroom studio gets finalized, I am figuring out how to set up and film for demonstration and instruction.
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How to Build a Live Hand Puppet by @SamPatue As my classroom studio gets finalized, I am figuring out how to set up and film for demonstration and instruction.
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Wokka Patue recently sat down with Terri from the Alliance for Education to discuss Digital Learning Day.
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I know that using puppets as part of daily classroom practice may not be for every teacher, but it works for me. Most days it works better than I believe it ever should, reinforcing my belief that puppets are magic.
In my case, the puppets work because it enables me to populate my class with characters that help break down barriers between me and my students (as well as the adults in the room).
While I sometimes fall down the rabbit hole of complex puppet construction and design, puppets can be very simple and my favorite ones are. In this short conversation with Jeff Bradbury I talk about how I use videos to support my work in class. I make quick into videos and I use the puppets to recapture the student's attention when I need them to refocus on me for the next piece of instruction. What questions do you have about using puppets in class?
Video: Learn how to make your own #EduPuppets with a little help from our pal @WokkaPatue
Video: Learn how to make your own #EduPuppets with a little help from our pal @WokkaPatue
Wokka Patue stopped by TeacherCast LIVE to teach Jeff how to make EduPuppets of his own.
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Video: @TeacherCast Interviews @GrogTheZombie and @WokkaPatue about their time at #ISTE2014
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Jeff sits down to interview Wokka Patue and Grog the Zombie about their time at the ISTE conference.
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I am happy to announce that with a lot of help from Jeff Bradbury at TeacherCast.net I am officially launching the EduPuppets Vlog at EduPuppets.com.
With over 24 episodes, there is plenty to see and so much to learn. Wokka will be Vlogging at the #ISTE2014 conference. Together we hope to make pedagogically sound tech integration accessible to all educators.
If you want to learn how to make really cool video content for your classroom, or your community group, or for any other reason, I have a perfect method: take the equipment you have on hand, learn how to do every thing it can. I like to have an on-going "learning project" a place where I can make video content that allows me to try out a creation or editing platform when my entire lesson is on the line. I like this format also because it allows me to make really short videos, a great way to test drive different work flows. For example this video was shot and produced using iMovie all in my phone And this video was created using the YouTube capture and edit tools this video was shot with a conventional camera and imported into wirecast for our weekly techeducator podcast. I like to use this ongoing video project to learn more about video and to always be trying new things. This video I shot with my iPad, but then transferred the footage to my laptop and produced it with Camtasia.