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My Videotelling

Hai!
Have you heard Digital Storytelling?
Digital Storytelling is like storytelling, but the differemt is you tell the story with a video.
I made my own video and I had a lot fun with it.
I used Adobe Spark. Like other tools, I introduced to you, it is a internet tool, so it's free!
You don't need to install it, unless you want to use it in your iphone or ipad, you can download it in apple store.
To use it:
You can go to https://spark.adobe.com/
Then choose Animated Video with Spark Video

Then you can sign up using facebook or google or email.
To start your digutal storytelling, you will be aksed to give your video a title, you can skip it, if you have not choose.
If you have experience using microsoft powerpoint, it almost the same. 
It has slides, and you can insert photos, videos, icons and texts.
You also need to record your voice. Just keep press the red button with a mic icon on it. You only can record 30 seconds for 1 slide. 
If you have not finish, you can diplicate your slide and continue your record at the next slide.
After taht, you can watch you video by pushibg the play button at the right side.
And you done!

Benefit that you get are:
1. It is free.
2. It is easy to use.
3. It provides photos and icons, if you lazy to find you it yourself.
4. Have many themes that look really cute and cool.
5. Have record button that make easier to put the audio.

I have a lot of fun with this, but for you guys that had bad connection, it could be hard for you to use it because it needs a good connection.
Some drawback that I found are"
1. You can't put more than 2 photos for 1 slide.
2. Only 30 second for 1 slide.
3. They suggested to only have 25 slides.

That all from me!
Feel free to watch my video!
I'm really sorry if you can't hear clearly at some part. I have some problem with my laptop. Thank you.



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  1. Jessica VelaniaOctober 18, 2017 at 11:56 AM

    Nice blog! I have a suggestion for you, can you change the yellow one? on the number 3 and 5 benefit, because I can't see the text clearly.

    Good job!

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  2. Lidya StevaniOctober 18, 2017 at 4:52 PM

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  3. Lidya StevaniOctober 18, 2017 at 4:53 PM

    Holla Jovi, I'm sorry to say but I feel like you wrote the blog in rush. You seem like having some word types incorrectly and some unedited sentences. It's okay, I know you must be busy but try to fix it up next time :) Overall, I like your explaination and the video as well. And Jovi, I hope your computer problem fixed soon. Be blessed ^^

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  4. Lidya StevaniOctober 18, 2017 at 4:54 PM

    Holla Jovi, I'm sorry to say but I feel like you wrote the blog in rush. You seem like having some word types incorrectly and some unedited sentences. It's okay, I know you must be busy but try to fix it up next time :) Overall, I like your explaination and the video as well. And Jovi, I hope your computer problem fixed soon. Be blessed ^^

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