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Flip Animation and Web 2.0 Animation

Flip Animation and Web 2.0 Animation. By Jon Morris Technology Educator. Take a Moment and load up Pivot. Try to do this now. As the presentation will take a few minutes and it would be nice to have this ready to go. If you do not have a windows system, consider downloading Stykz for Macs.

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Flip Animation and Web 2.0 Animation

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  1. Flip Animationand Web 2.0 Animation By Jon Morris Technology Educator

  2. Take a Moment and load up Pivot • Try to do this now. As the presentation will take a few minutes and it would be nice to have this ready to go. If you do not have a windows system, consider downloading Stykz for Macs

  3. Simple Story, Simple Figures, Simple Background, Simple Software • Who has worked with animations?

  4. Keep it Simple

  5. Simple Story Think of a childhood story or poem that is close to your heart.

  6. Simple Backgrounds • Use basic colors to demonstrate day, night, forest, water. • Keep your scene in one place. • Create a background with two primary colors. One for ground and one for sky.

  7. Simple Figures and Objects • Limit the number of figures. • Use one or two objects, if necessary.

  8. Simple Dialogue • Avoid complex dialogue. • Use text if you need it. • Let the pictures tell the story.

  9. What do you use? • Paint programs that you use? • MovieMaker Type Programs that you use? • Presentation Programs that you use?

  10. Backgrounds • Paint • Sumopaint • Art Rage • Paint.net • Google Documents Drawing

  11. Figures and Objects • JPEGS with a white background • GIFs • Clip Art

  12. Animation Software • PowerPoint: Presentation • Smartboard: Presentation Software • Movie Maker Live or Movie Maker • Goanimate for Education: Animation Software • Blabberize: Head Shot Animation • Pivot: Stick figure Animation • Google Documents Presentation

  13. Goanimate for Education • Go Animate for Education: Free for 6 months, but limited. • 5th Grades on up. • The free program does not allow students to create characters. • This program has a learning curve, but it is not hard to use. • No download, totally Web.20 Based

  14. Goanimate for Education • Here is an Example • http://goanimate4schools.com/school/stjohnsbury • http://goanimate4schools.com/movie/0RdeyovyoVjQ/1

  15. Blabberize.com • Take a picture and upload it to Blabberize. • Create a teacher account and have students save their work on one account. • Problems do exist • persevere

  16. Blabberize Example

  17. Power Point Animation • Open up a Power Point. • Find or create a back ground. • Find or create object (figure in clip art) • Page One, place background and objects • Page Two, modify figure rotate and move. • Repeat • Create Folder • Save as: JPEG format Images Into Folder. Select All Images.

  18. Movie Maker Please Perform in Order • Open Movie Maker Live (Movie Maker Requires you change duration/transitions first). • Import Pictures, Select All • Adjust Duration Times to .15 or.25 • Press play to view speed. Adjust to taste. • Add Title and Credits.

  19. Mac’s • IMOVIE: Simply change transition or duration times for the slides. • Paintbrush for Macs • Keynote for Presentation Software

  20. Google Apps for Education • Google Apps can also be used to create these types of presentations. • Google Presentation • Google Drawing • Watch this Google Slam

  21. Google Docs Animation

  22. Simple Story Stories have a beginning, middle, and end. So create a simple idea: Billy Goats Gruff (Part 1) • Beginning: Goat want to cross bridge. • Middle: Troll stops goat on bridge. • End: Troll throws goat into water.

  23. Pivot • http://pbone.it-mate.co.uk/pivot.htm • Stykz for MAC’s ( I have not used this program)

  24. Create Your Background Use your favorite paint program.

  25. Open Pivot • File Load background. • Add figure or create your own figure. • Click next frame. • Modify figure. • Click next frame.

  26. Questions?

  27. … • Vermont’s Internet Safety Project • www.vtisp.org

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