As part of this module’s assignments, we are presenting storyboards of our individual projects. Mine is about virtual worlds, and more specifically, it concerns the use of Minecraft, a game of digging, fabricating, and building personal places. Minecraft is very popular among autistic children, who have a server dedicated to supporting their efforts and closed to anyone who would exploit their weaknesses. The video embedded here is a PowerPoint storyboard outlining the plan for an eventual video, which will be shot with a video camera rather than created in PowerPoint. It should give you a good idea of what the final project will look like.
I commented on the following storyboard posts:
http://tracyscottblog.wordpress.com/
http://757edtech.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/video-storyboard-educ-8842/#comments
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Unfortunately, I can not read what is written on the slides. It is very blurry and enlarging it does not help 😦 It looks very interesting though.
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I’m going to try to fix this. It’s what happened when I tried to export my PowerPoint to Hyperstudio. I think for the purpose of the blog, since it doesn’t have to be in video, I’m going to re-load the original PowerPoint slide show.
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Your Storyboard is very impressive, thank you for sharing.
Mia Joe
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Much better! You have a very detailed storyboard and it looks like an extremely interesting topic. I have tried to play Minecraft and quite honestly am no good at it. But I know the kids really enjoy it.
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This looks very nice! Are you planning to have yourself in the video at all, or just voiceover? Just curious! Your topic is so intriguing!
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I imagine there will be a little of me in the video.
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Great collaborating with you on our video presentations, Lynette. I really appreciate your topic. I think that its wonderful to use technology for autistic students. Your video was inspiring.
Dorothy
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