Mind/Shift
recommends what it calls cool, new, and easy-to-use multimedia tools for
students. Meograph (with teacher licenses beginning
at $19.99) helps students create multimedia stories with “Meograph Moments”
that may feature video, audio, timelines, text, images, maps, links, and
student narration about their moments. Zeega,
free to individual users, lets students make their own interactive Web stories
as they capture content available in the cloud. Zeega stories developed by
students may be viewed by others who “click their way through each story, one webpage
leading to another. . . WeVideo, with free and for pay versions, is
a video-editing collaboration tool that your students can use to upload media
clips and edit them. A group of students
can work on a project at the same time, and projects can be stored in WeVideo’s Google Drive App.
If you are interested in digital storytelling, you’ll want
to take a look at the handy Mind/Shift chart that compares the following video
editing tools: Windows Live Movie Makers,
iMovie11, WeVideo, Zeega, and Meograph.
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