The Camcorder Revolution.

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Auteur principal: Beasley, Augie E.
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Langue:en
Publié: 1994
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author Beasley, Augie E.
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contents The Camcorder Revolution. Beasley, Augie E. Educational Technology High Risk Students Middle Schools Photographic Equipment Production Techniques Scripts Secondary Education Student Developed Materials Teacher Developed Materials Time Management Video Equipment Videotape Recordings Describes the use of camcorders for in-house student and teacher video productions in middle schools and high schools. Topics addressed include advantages of producing in-house videotapes; student involvement, including at-risk students; scheduling enough time for the project; scriptwriting; and production techniques, including transitional devices and basic camera shots. (Contains six references.) (LRW)
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spellingShingle The Camcorder Revolution.
Beasley, Augie E.
Educational Technology
High Risk Students
Middle Schools
Photographic Equipment
Production Techniques
Scripts
Secondary Education
Student Developed Materials
Teacher Developed Materials
Time Management
Video Equipment
Videotape Recordings
The Camcorder Revolution. Beasley, Augie E. Educational Technology High Risk Students Middle Schools Photographic Equipment Production Techniques Scripts Secondary Education Student Developed Materials Teacher Developed Materials Time Management Video Equipment Videotape Recordings Describes the use of camcorders for in-house student and teacher video productions in middle schools and high schools. Topics addressed include advantages of producing in-house videotapes; student involvement, including at-risk students; scheduling enough time for the project; scriptwriting; and production techniques, including transitional devices and basic camera shots. (Contains six references.) (LRW)
title The Camcorder Revolution.
topic Educational Technology
High Risk Students
Middle Schools
Photographic Equipment
Production Techniques
Scripts
Secondary Education
Student Developed Materials
Teacher Developed Materials
Time Management
Video Equipment
Videotape Recordings
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ476336