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Below is an example of an Animoto I made to introduce myself and my boyfriend!

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Below is an example of an Animoto I made to introduce myself and my boyfriend!

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click here to access the video

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This is where you finish up your presentation and perfect it for your class! Then produce it for your class and celebrate that your presentation is done!

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It is great to use GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) to help grab your students attention. There is one to the left of this box.

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This is the step where you get to add all the pictures, videos, and text for your presentation, or in teacher talk, this is where you put all the information in.
This step is also fun because you can always find great clip art images about the topic you are teaching.

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It helps to pick a theme that will keep your kiddos entertained! Slow moving presentations may bore them, and you could loose their attention.

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This step is important because the tone of your video is key for a classroom.
This is the part where you pick the transitions of presentation and the song for the background!

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Below is a quick overview of the steps.

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Hey Y'all! I am Lauren! I am currently a student at LSU - Shreveport, studying to become a teacher. I have created this website to talk about a website I LOVE! Its called Animoto and it is amazing. I can create easy presentations that look super cool for FREE! Below is just a few quick steps about how to use Animoto and some quick tips! Enjoy!
Click here to be directed to Animoto's home page.