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I found two really interesting templates that could be useful in my science class. There was one about "Science News" which could be a great summative activity following students reading a science article (current events or related to unit topic). The other template that I found was for a Frayer Model. This one is exciting because it not only integrates storytelling with eduprotocols and UDL but it provides a tangible connection for students to class content.

This could be such a fun project for students and you could do a mini "film festival" showing off all the finished products

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I learned how to drop in text, audio, and videos, and how to add transitions.

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I learned how to upload pictures, insert music and text. I was unable to bring the text forward so it was sitting behind the uploaded picture.

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I found how you can add videos and emojis to videos which is great for the kids since they don’t like recording their voices.

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I was able to figure out how to overlap text with an image. I also learned how to add transitions.

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Nothing earth-shattering, but I like how WeVideo makes it easier to trim and fit images/clips together when editing. I remember having to move and cut items one at a time, but now it will do it for you. :)

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In addition to science related assignments, I noticed different templates regarding vocabulary. The template I found most interesting was for students to create their own loteria boards using their vocabulary to play a game as a class (without having the teacher prep the entire activity). This adds creativity to review as the teacher can use examples or definitions for students to connect to their vocabulary and cross off.

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While experimenting with the program, I discovered several useful features. You can overlap videos to create smoother transitions, record voiceovers separately for better sound quality, and play multiple sounds simultaneously while adjusting their volume levels. These features make it easier to enhance both the visual and audio aspects of a project.

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One thing I found really interesting is that there are so many tools for the students to use. This is a really comprehensive program for students to use. Another thing is that there are a variety of templates for the students to start their work with. An interesting one I was looking at was the Scientific Method template which can be used by the students to create a lab report.

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I was able to add transitions and text to videos.

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I like that you can move the tracks around and change the order and preview your work. You can search images, video and audio easily which I think that would be helpful for younger grades.

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I think I can use this in RAD - small group assignments. Students can create summary of a story, tell about the main idea, using creative ways of expression.