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Makes Tagged "Animoto"

Re(media)te – 2015 Make Cycle #2

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Created June 30, 2015 by Scott Filkins, Katrina Kennett, Ryan Kerr, and Karla Schroeder University of Illinois Writing Project • 2690 views • 5 examples • 1 tutorials

Re(media)te – 2015 Make Cycle #2

For this Make Cycle, we invite you to consider how the media we compose within (like print, sound, still and moving image, or objects) influence how we communicate and interpret.  In this Make Cycle, we will mediate and re-mediate and reflect on how the affordances of different media impact our choices, processes, and meanings. Ryan moved from image to words in this remediation: Remediation – as we’ll be thinking about it here – is unrelated to another use of the term in education: we are not talking about “remediating kids” as in “remedy”-ing them.  Here, the focus is on media,… Read more »

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Make Cycle 2 (2013) Reinventing Books

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Created June 2, 2014 by Runae Edwards-Wilson • 1635 views • 0 examples • 1 tutorials

Make Cycle 2 (2013) Reinventing Books

My daughter and I love books. She had a large number of books as a child and she still has some of them in her collection. We decided to take several of the books and cards on colors, friends, and numbers and put them together and make one book. In the process we deconstructed materials no longer used and had a great time reconfiguring them into a work of art. This is the video we made using Animoto: http://animoto.com/play/X2nqke8z2IsQnwyXaxNZkA

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Alexander Calder-inspired #toyhack sculpture

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Created May 30, 2014 by Mia Zamora • 1874 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

Alexander Calder-inspired #toyhack sculpture

Inspired by the work of American sculptor Alexander Calder (who has been credited as the originator of the “mobile” as a type of kinetic sculpture) my two boys and I embraced the second #toyhack make-cycle as a team. We worked on our Calder-inspired sculpture project together from beginning to end. First, I turned to the internet to introduce them to Alexander Calder and show them all kinds of examples of Calder’s work, focusing particularly on his mobiles. From there we were all charged up and jumped right into our own creative collaboration. We scoured their bedroom for old discarded toy… Read more »

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