Video Editing and Production with Chromebooks?

[RBelprez]

Does anyone know if there is a way/app/program that will allow students to make their own "YouTube" quality videos using Chromebooks?  Being a web-based OS in a slimmed down machine with limited hardware (Memory, Processor speed, etc.) I feel like Chromebooks would have limited potential in the video editing and production department.

I know Picasa offers some options for making sideshows with music and captions, but can is be used to produce, say, a 5-10 minute video with several spliced clips from a variety of sources integrating music, transitions, and captions?  And if so, can those video projects be rendered/saved as a .mp4 video for publication on the web (or a .wmv, .avi, .flv file type equivalent).

If you've had any experience using Chromebooks for video editing and production, I'd love to hear what works, and what won't work given the specific limitations of Chrome.

:c)

[Jason Markey]

I would recommend WeVideo , try that and see how it works.  I've used it to some extent and it has a lot more functionality than anything else I've seen so far.  There are some limitations on the free account.

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[Chris Williams]

The reviews are not good for this app; do you think it is really worth
the installation? Chris

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[Dan Sitter]

We have a broadcast journalism class and they used WeVideo to produce some pieces.  The free version is a bit stodgy, but it's worth a shot.  You could also try pixorial as well, considering that is combined into Drive now, so working with that on the Chromebook is similar to WeVideo as a Drive ready app.  I usually read reviews, but having a classroom of kids working on it usually shows the truth pretty quickly.  

Also, YouTube's video editor and creator has worked well for many teachers as well.  I've had my eyes open for video creation and editing on the Chromebooks for some time now, and these are what I've seen work so far.

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[Mike Swanson]

I know this discussion was a few weeks ago but, just having gotten back from extended ISTE, I want to throw in my 2 cents about WeVideo. I spent a bunch of time with John Hallman from WeVideo before a Demo Slam in the Google booth. This is a fantastic and easy solution and they have a lot to offer education. I am sure they would be happy to address your concerns. We talked at length about the reviews and I got a chance to use WeVideo a bunch over the few days at ISTE. Don't give up on it because of reviews. Think of it this way; when you go to one of those restaurants that puts a survey on the receipt, do you fill it out. I bet you never do if you have good or even great service. However, when we get ticked, we are always ready to attack. Some of those reviews are also due to the terms and I think those are a bit of paranoia; WeVideo is not going to keep your videos.

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[Chris]

I have spent the last week communicating with WeVideo support and they are great.  They worked out some of the issues I was experiencing and are putting renewed effort to correct the upload error message.  I have put it through some paces during our conversations and things seem to be working fine.  I could not have asked for a more timely and appropriate response from them...and by the way, tech support for WeVideo is on Oslo, Norway.  I look forward to using it with teachers and students.  Thanks for your comments from ISTE. Chris

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[Linda Branham]

Quick Question: 

What do I need to do to record a video in WeVideo? I go to My Videos- add media- and then I want to record a video but cannot.......Maybe this is a crazy question, but you sound like you may know the answer.

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[Chris Williams]

You don't really record a video in WeVideo; you import your images,
videos,audios into WeVideo and create your final video of all this
media that you have imported. You can record your own voice in
WeVideo to add to your version. WeVideo works sort of like
MovieMaker. Drag and drop your imported content into the timeline and
add your transitions/text where you want it. Then, when you are done,
you can save it as an mp4 or post it to your social networking site.
I will say that the website has all the features to do what you want
to do; in the app on the chromebook, you can create a new project but
to access your existing projects, you will need to open them from
within your google Drive account in order to edit them. The titles
listed in the app look like you can access them directly from the app
but you can't. Chris

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[Mike Swanson]

I might have heard they are working on a way to use the built-in web cam if I was listening closely.

[Dan Sitter]

I added the YouTube uploader to my site and it works on the Chromebook, although since I don't know how to do javascript, I'm not 100% sure how I got it to work so well.  I'm just really good at pushing buttons and somehow things work:-)

I used this site to get the code:  https://developers.google.com/youtube/youtube_upload_widget#Loading_an_Upload_Widget 

[Cory Sakai]

Stupeflix allows recording from webcam.

The problem with all of these however, is that you have to be online in order to use them.  Too bad nothing allows you to combine both on/off line worlds.  I am looking into the  Chromebook option and this is one problem with all of the Chrome video editors.

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[Tara Goh]

But you have to pay to upload to youtube i wouldnt recomened wevideo 

Jason

On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 1:13 AM, RBelprez <rbel...@davisonschools.org> wrote:

Does anyone know if there is a way/app/program that will allow students to make their own "YouTube" quality videos using Chromebooks?  Being a web-based OS in a slimmed down machine with limited hardware (Memory, Processor speed, etc.) I feel like Chromebooks would have limited potential in the video editing and production department.

I know Picasa offers some options for making sideshows with music and captions, but can is be used to produce, say, a 5-10 minute video with several spliced clips from a variety of sources integrating music, transitions, and captions?  And if so, can those video projects be rendered/saved as a .mp4 video for publication on the web (or a .wmv, .avi, .flv file type equivalent).

If you've had any experience using Chromebooks for video editing and production, I'd love to hear what works, and what won't work given the specific limitations of Chrome.

:c)

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[Steve Gustafson]

One way I've gotten around this is to have students make a presentation on google docs and then go to our library to record their voice, music or whatever on our Macs using Screencastomatic. So it isn't a solo chromebook solution, but it does work. I have them write a script they can read as they go through their presentation.

If someone has a chromebook only solution, I'd love to hear it.

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[Dan Sitter]

Why not just use the YouTube editor?

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[E Everett]

Most schools  block YouTube for students.

On Sunday, December 29, 2013 10:28:41 AM UTC-6, Dan Sitter wrote:

Why not just use the YouTube editor?

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One way I've gotten around this is to have students make a presentation on google docs and then go to our library to record their voice, music or whatever on our Macs using Screencastomatic. So it isn't a solo chromebook solution, but it does work. I have them write a script they can read as they go through their presentation.

If someone has a chromebook only solution, I'd love to hear it.

Steve

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But you have to pay to upload to youtube i wouldnt recomened wevideo 

Jason

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Does anyone know if there is a way/app/program that will allow students to make their own "YouTube" quality videos using Chromebooks?  Being a web-based OS in a slimmed down machine with limited hardware (Memory, Processor speed, etc.) I feel like Chromebooks would have limited potential in the video editing and production department.

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If you've had any experience using Chromebooks for video editing and production, I'd love to hear what works, and what won't work given the specific limitations of Chrome.

:c)

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[Shay Honey]

It's hard to upload from my canon camera to youtube editor. One it takes forever then it doesn't upload it gets to a point where it never uploads. I know using we video it says the video is too long too. But it's only like a 7 min Video. Can someone help me understand how to use the software so I can edit the video and then I can upload it to YouTube. Chomebook is nice but very limited. Any advise will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

[E Everett]

Yeah, they're very limited with regard to video editing, but browser-based editors are getting better every day.  I'm thinking that your video is too high definition and therefore too large.  Try making videos in a lower setting.  I'd also recommend that you drag the video to your hard drive first before uploading.

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It's hard to upload from my canon camera to youtube editor. One it takes forever then it doesn't upload it gets to a point where it never uploads. I know using we video it says the video is too long too. But it's only like a 7 min Video. Can someone help me understand how to use the software so I can edit the video and then I can upload it to YouTube. Chomebook is nice but very limited. Any advise will be greatly appreciated.

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[Dan Sitter]

So after all the back and forth, anyone decide the best method?

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I've found WeVideo to be the best at this point.

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[Steve Gustafson]

Wevideo is an app in the Chrome Web Store, for those that aren't aware. I haven't used it yet.

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I use it straight from the site...

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[Erling Steen]

WeVideo is really a pay for app disguised as free. They ask for money the moment you open it and thats the tone of voice all the way. Personally I want nothing to do with such people they are dishonest. And I would never trust them.

 

[Giankarlo Padilla]

i made this video using wevideo https://www.wevideo.com/hub/#media/ci/172309300

[Ryan Case]

Try WeVideo.

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definitely WeVideo.

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Does anyone know what kind of file Wemovie "creates" produces?

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Does anyone know if there is a way/app/program that will allow students to make their own "YouTube" quality videos using Chromebooks?  Being a web-based OS in a slimmed down machine with limited hardware (Memory, Processor speed, etc.) I feel like Chromebooks would have limited potential in the video editing and production department.

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If you've had any experience using Chromebooks for video editing and production, I'd love to hear what works, and what won't work given the specific limitations of Chrome.

:c)

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I use screencastify lite or techsmith snagit one has a 10 mintute recording time the other is unlimited i mainly use snagit so i would recommend snagit

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I would recommend WeVideo , try that and see how it works.  I've used it to some extent and it has a lot more functionality than anything else I've seen so far.  There are some limitations on the free account.

Jason

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Does anyone know if there is a way/app/program that will allow students to make their own "YouTube" quality videos using Chromebooks?  Being a web-based OS in a slimmed down machine with limited hardware (Memory, Processor speed, etc.) I feel like Chromebooks would have limited potential in the video editing and production department.

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If you've had any experience using Chromebooks for video editing and production, I'd love to hear what works, and what won't work given the specific limitations of Chrome.

:c)

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[Ladonna Mielke]

I use WeVideo with my school classes. 

[Richard Fletcher]

I would agree.  We have several teachers utilizing that, and they love it.

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[Matthew Nickerson]

How do all the WeVideo users deal with COPPA and FERPA?

On Friday, June 15, 2012 at 2:13:10 AM UTC-4, RBelprez wrote:

[Brian McLane]

The paid classroom version is COPPA/FERPA compliant. The free version is not. 

[noah.g.vl...@gmail.com]

terrible request!!!

i tried it and every time i did try it it failed my request

 

[Aina Vallès]

We video is not realy good beacuse the we video logo apers on one side of the screen. 

El divendres, 15 juny de 2012 8:13:10 UTC+2, RBelprez va escriure:

[Arthur Schultz]

I have been using Chromebooks to create Google Slides, and using the 'Screencastify' extension to record a screencast.  This can create video from your webcam, and save it to Google Drive.  

I find WeVideo often loses student work, and often corrupts projects.  And my school does not pay for it.

I look forward to Adobe Spark becoming available to students in the new year.  It is not a true editor, but it does create scaffolding for the student.

Until Chromebooks are robust enough to handle true video editors, I still would rather teach video editing with a computer lab using iMovie, or Adobe Premiere.

Best of luck!