Animoto



//"The technology takes a body of music, looks at the nuances--like the beat, the tempo and the energy--and figures out how to juxtapose the imagery on top of that so the whole thing feels like one consolidated piece that evokes the intended emotional experience."// Brad Jefferson, Co-Founder & CEO, Animoto


 * Here are some samples of Animoto Presentations: **

A Stroll Through Edgewood
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__The Journey of Leaves. Music by Walter Wright. __
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__The Chocolate War Remix __ media type="custom" key="4238475"

More examples of Animoto in the classroom
[|Stories of the American Revolution] [|The Afterlife by Gary Soto] [|Animoto Case Studies] 8th Grade Elm Place students 2009

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 * When signing up for Animoto be sure, as with all new subscriptions, to look for the EDUCATORS account. http://education.animoto.com/

The difference between the regular version and the Educator's version follows. Points were copied directly from [|here]:
1. Classroom Code: We will provide a link that contains your Classroom Code. Your students will receive All-Access upon successfully REGISTERING through that link. Please make sure that they REGISTER through that link (or else they just register w/o actually getting the All-Access Pass). AGAIN: If you and your students don't register at our site using the Classroom Code's link, they will not get All-Access.

2. Children Under 13 aren't allowed to register. How are younger students allowed to experience this site? To ensure that your younger students are protected, we suggest that you come up with dummy e-mails for them that are under your control. This way you can monitor the activities that go on under their Animoto accounts.

3. How to set up a 'dummy' email account: