Creative Commons

License Options (to name a few)

1. Attribution: this allows others distribute, tweak, and build upon the work you have done, as long as you get credit.
2. Attribution-NoDerivs: allows redistribution, but disallows changes to the work.
3. Attribution-NonCommerical: allows others to build upon the work, non-commerically

How to Attach a Creative Commons License (wikiHow Steps)

1. Decide how you want share your work
2. Select whether you would want to allow your work to be modified
3. Choose the jurisdiction of your license
4. Make sure you specify the correct designation
5. Label the work with the correct designation at the bottom of the first page, on the title page, or signature page, and randomly throughout, if you like, but only that page is necessary.

Create the License

Where is Utah? by Mr. Justin Craig is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://www.powtoon.com/online-presentation/g5W6JNs2ryT/?mode=movie#/.

Animations: Great Attention Getters

Where in the World is Utah?

PowToon Animation

PowToon is easy to use and is a great way to grab attention from students.  I used this animation in a fourth grade class and then we worked on group projects to learn about the regions of Utah.  This was a great way to teach some of the more boring information like Longitude and Latitude, and get right to the part that is more fun.  If the video doesn't work below click the link, Where is Utah?

Animoto: Simple, Interesting, and Informative

The Transfer of Heat

Sixth Grade Science

Animoto is a great way to introduce topics of discussion and classwork.  I don't think this is a good form of visual aid for instruction, unless the teacher was planning on discussing and answering questions afterward.

A Story is an Adventure

Click Here to Read the Story

Simple, but Informative

Visually Engaged

Keep it Interesting!

Prezi is another cool tool to present information in a entertaining way.

Poetry for 5th Graders - Prezi