Creating Videos

     You know that moment when you submit a grant request and at the bottom of the form, you realize they want a video about your project but they don't allow Powtoon? If you don't, I'll describe it to you. imagine you have spent a week day hours creating a media project for your college class and a specific grant proposal just to find out it won't work for this specific random grant you just found on the internet after days hours searching for additional grants. It's like a kick in the gut papercut slap in the face with a wet noodle! I know, that bad, right?
    Have no fear, Biteable is here! And since I just blew 100 bucks on Powtoon for my class next year, it was free! Did I mention that school is out, so I can't actually video my actual students doing actual work. Stinks right? Luckily, Biteable does not bite and is really easy to use. One drawback is it does not allow voice over like Powtoon.

Biteable Video

Powtoon Video

The audio is not great on this video. It is my fault it isn't any good. I will re-record it at a later date. The thing I don't like about Powtoon is you can't add your own video and it doesn't have produced stock footage to add to your presentation.

    Here is my vertict: Powtoons and Biteable need to come together and make a super video/presentation platform baby. I know that is really technical for a blog dedicated to technology in the classroom, but that's it in a nutshell. Until next time...