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Introduction
In order to better understand the digital tools used in the different activities, we used images (e.g. screenshots), although these images belong to the owners of these tools.
Films are sequences of images, whose quick transition gives us a sense of movement. They can either document actual topics, or they can portray something in our imagination. With OpenShot, you can edit videos, adding effects, transitions and even music. In this activity, you will be the director of your short film.
What you will learn
• Edit films by manipulating image and sound;
• Being able to explore technology options to do non-routine tasks;
• Learning about emerging digital technologies which can be useful in personal, household and educational tasks;
• Create new content using different technologies;
• Promote independent learning and decision-making;
• Ability to solve problems by creating original and creative solutions;
• Encourage creativity through the creation of art projects in a digital environment;
• Develop digital literacy skills through digital interaction, its functions and its application in everyday life;
• Select and evaluate information, critically and autonomously, transforming it into knowledge;
• Develop the ability to execute projects from information selected by you;
• Focus on objectives and results;
• Adopt collaborative behaviours of sharing information and knowledge;
• Interact through digital tools.
General recommendations
Duration (in minutes): 50 – 60 minutes
Recommended age: 10 – 12 years
Level: Advanced