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Helpful Links
K-12
Students Using Video in the Classroom
- iMovie
Examples from Springfield, Illinois
A series of iMovies by students across the content areas and grade
levels.
- Using
iMovie
More examples from Springfield, Illinois students.
- Apple's Collection of
iMovie™ Projects
Tips and Tutorials
Planning and Assessment
- Apple Lesson Plans that
Incorporate iMovie™
Click on the topics in the right column to view all ten parts of these
lessons from Apple Learning Interchange
- Rubrics
Articles of Interest
Free Online Resources
Additional Online Resources
Find additional online resources
about digital media and how teachers and students are using digital
media for teaching and learning on Alice
Christie's Digital Media Page and Alice
Christie's HomePage.
