for some reason we can't do so... I have a youtube account and we created a new one too, and in neither of them we can see the goanimate video we created. It doesn't show any of the videos we have done :( It says we can create a new from scratch, but it doesn't export the one we already have
Follow the steps to embed videos from youtube, but do it directly from goanimate (copy the html code) It worked to me! To get the html code you go to edit, then save your video, next save and close and when it apperas the box "Congratulations! Your video has been published!" you'll find the html code on the right side.
The option to link different accounts is very attractive. Sharing information increase the dimension of the blog even more. It is not that hard to link accounts but sometimes is no quite easy to use the info or material from goanimate to youtube. I did it by using my goanimate account and my youtube account and it worked perfectly but once we tried to do it with Oscar´s accounts it was impossible. Considering these complications I will recommend to provide a tutorial if we attempt to incorporate this kind of material to our students (like the video posted by our teacher) otherwise it could be very complicated or could cause frustration in our students. • I will use this option to add authentic material made by the students. • These options can be used to promote the searching aspect during the time that students are not in the classroom. I will ask them to look for a video that reflexes somehow the topic or a video that fits in their needs to that specific situation.
Note: You will need to open a YouTube free account and then go on to GoAnimate within YouTube in order to save your video(s) for free on YouTube.
ReplyDeletefor some reason we can't do so... I have a youtube account and we created a new one too, and in neither of them we can see the goanimate video we created. It doesn't show any of the videos we have done :( It says we can create a new from scratch, but it doesn't export the one we already have
ReplyDeleteFollow the steps to embed videos from youtube, but do it directly from goanimate (copy the html code) It worked to me! To get the html code you go to edit, then save your video, next save and close and when it apperas the box "Congratulations! Your video has been published!" you'll find the html code on the right side.
ReplyDeleteThe option to link different accounts is very attractive. Sharing information increase the dimension of the blog even more. It is not that hard to link accounts but sometimes is no quite easy to use the info or material from goanimate to youtube. I did it by using my goanimate account and my youtube account and it worked perfectly but once we tried to do it with Oscar´s accounts it was impossible. Considering these complications I will recommend to provide a tutorial if we attempt to incorporate this kind of material to our students (like the video posted by our teacher) otherwise it could be very complicated or could cause frustration in our students.
ReplyDelete• I will use this option to add authentic material made by the students.
• These options can be used to promote the searching aspect during the time that students are not in the classroom. I will ask them to look for a video that reflexes somehow the topic or a video that fits in their needs to that specific situation.