Video And Learning in the Language Arts Classroom
More and more teachers and students are using video technology in the classroom for projects and instruction. By integrating desktop video into the classroom, teachers can enhance the interest in lessons and increase the motivation in students for creating innovative projects.

Video in the Social Studies Classroom
This resource guide's purpose is to provide you with a variety of resources so you can make the best use of the videos you choose to show in your classroom as well as smoothing the digital highway as you take the sometimes rocky ride to video success.

Video in the Intermediate Classroom
This guide includes tips for shooting, editing and sharing your students iMovies. These pages are an excellent place for teachers and students to start learning more about creating a video project. Also included in this guide are examples of student created projects, teacher made videos and staff development clips all made with iMovie.

Digital Video Made Easy
Digital video in education is a motivator like none other. Kids love to create, and they love to see themselves on screen. With digital video, they can take off with their wonderful ideas. Even primary students.

Using Digital Cameras
Digital cameras are becoming standard technology in schools. Students are able to document field trip experiences, create original photography for projects, and develop images for their school web sites with digital cameras. This resource guide will outline how digital cameras can be effectively used in the classroom!

The Basics of QuickTime for Learning
QuickTime is Apple's platform-independent suite of files, applications, and plug-ins for playing or interacting with a wide range of popular media formats — everything from movies to live streaming video to Flash animations to MP3 music files to interactive 3D environments. In the world of education, schools around the world are using QuickTime for collaboration, distance learning, and more. QuickTime is the standard for digital video and streaming media. This Guide provides a variety of information about QuickTime, including its use in the classroom, technical support, streaming and VR features, and more.

Video Learning for Mathematics
Video Learning for Mathematics The most important series of events in the study of mathematics is the continuing development of techniques to analyze motion; therefore, a true understanding of modern math requires motion - which cannot be easily displayed by textbooks. Computer video is an emerging method for presenting mathematics with the time dimension intact. There are a number of ways that moving pictures can be used in the classroom.

Video Learning for Science
We are on the verge of a visual information revolution. Unlike in the past, where we could only borrow professionally made movies for the classroom, now they can be taylor-made by teachers, or by students themselves. Teachers can make videos with content specific to their class. Students can make movies that document their activities or the progress of an experiment. The resources in this guide provide software for use in the lab, as well as general information on use of computer video software and devices..

Tips for Making Your Movie
This Apple Education's site presents a fun way to learn the basics of video production.

Try iMovie with Still Pictures
If you have iMovie software and a still digital camera, have your students take pictures and then load them into your computer to create a movie. Think of a topic that your children can capture on film and then begin shooting! You'll be surprised at how simple it is for your students to do this.

Video and Field Trips
Don't forget to take the video camera and/or digital camera along on field trips. Students enjoy documenting their adventures and using the film (still or video) to create projects (Web pages, iMovies, bulletin boards, presentations, thank you notes, etc.) about the trip.

Playground Safety Video
To emphasize the importance of safety on the playground, have students produce a video showing the correct and cooperative actions during recess. They'll love planning and filming. Using Apple's iMovie technology, they can edit to create that special product they'll want to share with other classes and their parents

FireWire
When you are taking video from a video camera to your computer, you may be going through a high speed FireWire or IEEE connection. If you have a digital video camera, you'll probably find a FireWire or IEEE port on your camera

SMPTE
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. The organization that sets many of the television and film standards. Like SMPTE time codes and SMPTE color bars.