Apple Clips is a neat free video-creation app for iPad or iPhone. It lets you quickly combine text, music, graphics, recorded voice, images, and animations to create videos with ease. So if you are trying to find a way to explain a topic or a teaching point then you might find Apple Clips a handy way to create a visually engaging video. The inclusion of inbuilt graphics such as arrows, finger pointers and many more adaptable images make this really easy to highlight parts of photographs or video clips with explanatory text or spoken voice.
Likewise if learners in your classroom are trying to demonstrate their understanding of a topic being studied then this app can provide a great means for learners to illustrate their understanding of concepts.
The video below by Kristen Brooks uses Apple Clips app itself to provide a quick how-to guide, as well as an illustration of the app in use, to getting started creating a video using Apple Clips
Want to use the #classroomclips app to teach your students how to create “Show what you know through a video” projects? This tutorial is for you! @AppleEDU @Mattbaier1234 #EveryoneCanCreate #ForTheLoveOfLearning #AppleClips #AppleEduChat #iPadED #appleteacher #ADEdu pic.twitter.com/l6sIw3Vh6B
— Kristen Brooks (@KristenBrooks77) March 31, 2018
Want to use the
Apple Education have a free downloadable guide called Everyone Can Create showing how to make use of Apple Clips app to support creativity in learning and teaching
Check out new Clips updates like additional Live Titles, labels, and stickers. Create animated title cards using new education-themed posters with blackboard and notebook designs. Start making #ClassroomClips using the #EveryoneCanCreate Teacher Guide. https://t.co/Sqt1ev5g0k pic.twitter.com/kyVTa6Amss
— Apple Education (@AppleEDU) April 26, 2018
Mark Anderson (@ICTevangelist) has created a how-to guide for using Apple Clips in the classroom
5 ways (with example vids) to use #AppleClips for learning!
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— Mark Anderson
(@ICTEvangelist) July 8, 2017
(@ICTEvangelist) Alan Ellis shared a tutorial to getting started with using Apple Clips
Using clips app to quickly create #teacher guides. #ADEChat #ADE2017 #ForTheLoveOfLearning #classroomClips @AppleEDU pic.twitter.com/bp9ky2VT6u
— alan ellis (@mralanellis) July 25, 2017