Creating Stop-Action Movies with Students Using Windows Movie Maker May 6, 2009
Posted by kjlee in Stop-Action Animation, Windows MovieMaker.Tags: Claymation, Conference, Stop-Action Animation, Windows MovieMaker
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Next weekend I am presenting at the 21st Century Instructional Technology Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. I will be running a workshop on how to use Windows MovieMaker to create Claymation Stop-Action movies with students. I have posted the tutorial that I created on Scribd. Click here to find it. You can find a more comprehensive guide to Windows Movie Maker here at the Teaching Matters Digital Documentaries site.
If you decide to to do this project with students, here is a nice video on how to create Claymation creatures.
Click here to go to YouTube and watch the video.
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