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I have discovered a great new online application which makes it easy to create rich interactive multimedia with very little technical knowledge. When they are completed you can convert your multimedia creations easily to video which allows them to be uploaded to podbean or another blog. 

Unfortunately, once converted they lose all there interactivity.The video on the bottom of the Why podcast page  was made with Flypaper and converted to MP4 . I’ve tried embedding code directly into the html of this page but I can’t make it work . On other blog hosts such as edublogs it may possible to upload with interactivity intact .  

 The flypaper logo below links to the website which will allow you to explore and possibly create with this amazing tool!

Try the tables flashcard game  by clicking on the image below and imagine all the ways you could adapt the editable model. Students could create and upload flashcards which relate to unit of work

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Hi,

We are group of kids,teachers and others who live,work,play and learn together in Sydney’s inner south west.

We are always talking about texts at school. When we compose texts we need to consider both audience and purpose. We’ve been learning a lot about publishing through making our own webpages on our school intranet. (thanks to you Stu !)

The podcast project is an attempt to give our work an even bigger audience and to have some fun at the same time.

Stage 2 abd 3 at our school are exploring the meaning of being Australian and will be using the podcast as away of sharing our ideas with the WORLD ! And maybe even getting some feedback………..are you tuned in ?

Today’s test run includes a video which uses images and music to complement the wonderful Dorothea McKellar poem  ”My Country”. The video was produced using Photostory 3 for Windows. This program is easy and intuitive and best of all can be downloaded for free. Why not have aplay with it yourself?

Dorothea McKellar is the person in the picture. You can find out more about her by following the following links

http://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/discover_collections/people_places/

http://www.infogunnedah.com.au/tourism/dorothea.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothea_Mackellar

http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an2293529e

If you like our podcast please leave us a comment …we are all either young or young at heart and need a pat on the back.

To leave your comment click on the small comments button below and type your comment…..it’s that easy !

So here goes and thanks for listening

Right click on the download button below to see our first video

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