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How to create engaging video starters without any creative talent using Animoto

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Students inhabit a visually-rich, media-driven world. Sometimes, as educators with limited time on our hands, it’s difficult to compete. Animoto is an easy-to-use and extremely powerful way of creating short videos to grab students’ interest. Better still, it’s free for educational use!

Follow the guide below to get started… :-)

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Here’s a video I produced using Animoto in an attempt to encourage more Year 9′s to opt for GCSE History:

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Posted: October 7th, 2008
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