How to use Yodio to make movies with your cell phone

Using Yodio in Your Classroom to Record Cell Phone Narrations and Create Embeddable Movies

In another article of cell phones in the classroom, in hopes of finding engaging projects with my students, I was informed about a web site called Yodio. With Yodio, you can register your cell phone with their
site to record narrations. Those narrations can then be attached to images in the form of an embeddable movie called a Yodio. By pairing up the audio with the still image, you can also create transitions in between the "tracks" and then publish the film on the Yodio site so that the world can see.

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Public domain images on Ancient Rome for 6th graders Yodio cell phone activity

Students will search through a variety of public domain images of Ancient Rome.

Students will then choose one of these images to research by texting in a question to 242 242

Students will then use their phones to call in their new found information to: 18776996346

I will then attach their phone call recordings to their chosen image with the Yodio to make a movie

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WWI Public Domain images for Yodio cell phone activity

Students will search through a variety of public domain images of WWI propaganda.

Students will then choose one of these images to research by texting in a question to 242 242

Students will then use their phones to call in their new found information to: 18776996346

I will then attach their phone call recordings to their chosen image with the Yodio to make a movie

See and download the full gallery on posterous