Video If you are using an iPad: EUSD iPad Tutorials: Camera  iMovie for Editing  Clips Keynote - Easy animation. Export your reports! More iPad Tutorials Project LIVE, EUSD's program for bringing digital video into the classroom, has put together a host of resources for all phases of video production. This site was designed for teachers, so it should be especially easy for you: Pre-Production Production Post-production Share your Project file with your teacher using Google Classroom, Apple Classroom, or Drive

Photography If you are Using an iPad: EUSD iPad Tutorials:  How-to Take and Edit Photos Video Camera More iPad Tutorials We usually use a camera to take snapshots: quick, on-the-spot pictures that preserve personal memories. It has deep personal meaning, but it's not as meaningful to people not directly connected to the event. A photograph is something done with a lot of thinking, trying to create an artistic image that will appeal to many people, even if they weren't directly linked to the event portrayed. Use the links below to help you understand how to be a better photographer. Most of the sites have lots more information than what's linked, so look around to find more. Many of the links below came from a very helpful site that deserves further exploring: Digital Photography School iPad Camera Tools Tips for Beginners 50 Techniques and Tutorials How to Take Good Pictures Composition Tips Framing Your Shot Rule of Thirds Composition Guidelines for Better Composition Share your Project file with your teacher using Google Classroom, Apple Classroom, or Drive

Audio Storytelling If you are using an iPad: EUSD iPad Tutorials: GarageBand (Video - Full Tutorial) Record Your Voice in GarageBand (Video - 5 min.) Voice Memos App More iPad Tutorials GarageBand is Apple's very cool audio recording program, and it's in just about every classroom in EUSD. Below are numerous GarageBand resources to help you record your ideas, whether they be spoken words or music. Even if you don't use GarageBand, you'll still learn important ideas: More Resources: The GarageDoor More GarageBand Video tutorials Using GarageBand to make a Podcast Share your Project file with your teacher using Google Classroom, Apple Classroom, or Drive