Cyber+Safety+Video+Project

toc = Introduction = Using the internet we can find information that is useful for our school work, we can have fun by playing games and quizzes and we can chat to our friends. The only trouble is, the fun parts are not always that safe and some people use the internet to bully others. Watch this video & then go to the link below:
 * Cyber Safety**
 * **@http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/11_16/**

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More cyber bullying, and examples of what can happen if you post information and images of yourself:

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 * Do's & Dont's **

= Resources =
 * **@http://www.cyber-safety.com/**
 * **@http://www.staysafeonline.org/**

media type="custom" key="5293405" There was a request to upload PowerPoint to Power Director as a piece of film, either an mp3 or AVI Here is an application software that is free: = Using Power Director = Using Power Director, here are some tips and trick and tutorials: These tutorials are from CyberLink the makers of PowerDirector:
 * **@http://www.effectmatrix.com/PowerPoint-Video-Converter/Free-PowerPoint-Video-Converter.htm**
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= Planning = Here are some tips and tricks you might want to think about.
 * How to make a Movie?**
 * Equipment
 * Script
 * Storyboard
 * Actors / Animation
 * Music
 * Copyright - Creative Commons

Here are two sites that will help you get started:
 * Script**
 * @http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Script
 * @http://www.ehow.com/how_4442787_teach-children-write-script.html

Using copyright free music only, here are two sites for you to use:
 * Equipment **
 * Shot List - Storyboard
 * Prop List
 * Character List
 * Camera / Video camera
 * Tri-pod
 * Batteries - Fully charged
 * Microphones
 * Cables
 * Memory cards/chips
 * Lighting
 * Sound
 * Computer Software
 * Music**
 * www.freeplaymusic.com
 * @http://www.stonewashed.net/free-music.html

Storyboards are visual representations of what your end user (learner) will see on the computer screen. They are small sketches of and tiny versions of what your screens will look like. Storyboards are also useful when working with a team. A picture is worth a thousand words--meaning, you can describe what you are going to do, but it is better to show me. Examples: media type="custom" key="5520971" = Example by Ms C & Mr Ford = media type="custom" key="5869909" media type="custom" key="9087208" = Student Work =
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= Self Evaluation = //Copy the following statements and complete for homework:// What were the specific jobs that you did when your group was making the P6 Video?

What were the most difficult parts of making/editing the video and what did you do to over come the problems?

Which part of your own version of the video do you think was the most effective at putting your ideas across to the P6 students?

What changes would you make to your video ( not the way you worked) if you had the chance to do it again?


 * Give yourself a final score out of 10 for each of the following headings:**
 * Planning and team working - (storyboard, script, job sharing)
 * Technical competence - (how well you filmed, collected resources and edited your film)
 * Fitness for purpose - (does the film present the information clearly about internet safety / cyber bullying for P6 students)