EMDT Karl Peterson: BP12_OMM World of Warcraft

EMDT Karl Peterson: BP12_OMM World of Warcraft: "Hello everyone, I have made another one minute video this time it is for World of Warcraft. Yes I know they do enough advertising on ..."

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Between today and next Friday, October 15th, I will be making sure each student has at least 3 entries on their blog. I will also be checking to see that students know how to embed code for pictures and movies on their blogs. Finally, you will choose a classmate, get their blog address, read their blog and comment on at least one of their entries. Remember, these comments are meant to be helpful.

Mrs. Ort

Sweet Animation Video

Extranormal Animated Movies

To try out Extranormal, go to

You must set up a free account before making a movie, or Extranormal will not save your movie. Once you are done, you can post your movie on your blog, on Facebook, on YouTube, or on a web page. To post the movie, you will need the embed code. You can also choose just to put a link on your Facebook that will send people to your movie.

After you have tried out Extranormal, let me know what you think of it in the comments that go with this entry.

Putting your Video on Your Blog

Adding Your Own Video to Your Blog

You can easily add your own video to your blog. The tutorial on this entry will show you how. If you want to create your own videos, software like Photo Story and Audacity are good to start with. Photo Story makes a nice slide show with the kinds of transitions that make it look like a movie. Audacity will help you if you want to bring in music in MP3 format. Make sure you give credit for the music and that you avoid infringing on anyone's copyrights with any images or music you use.

Other Student Videos

Five students in our CRT class had the opportunity to create their own PSA (Public Service Announcement) using Photo Story and Audacity. These will be added here as the individuals who made them make some small alterations.

Please note that if you use more than about 15 seconds of a song, you need to give credit somewhere to the artist and give the song title. Be careful not to violate copyright laws. Also, if you use images, make sure you are not using a copyrighted image without permission. If you have permission, you may want to give credit to the artist who created the image, probably on a credit slide at the end of your presentation.

If you choose to create your own You Tube account, there is information there to help you avoid infringing on a person's copyright.

The video presented today was made by Carrie. I think she did a good job of matching her music with the emotions elicited by the slides in her PSA.



Taryn produced this PSA. Again, I think she did well on emotional impact.



Mariel created the following PSA to encourage moms to stay healthy so their baby's can be healthy.



Dottie created this PSA to encourage volunteerism.