Screen Flow is a great app that you can use to record to teach or show something. Screen flow is very easy to use. In screen flow you can zoom in and zoom out, use the playhead to move to different spots, and split clips. You can also put in transitions and change them, scaling, text boxes, annotations, callouts, and you can export you video.
When I used Screen Flow I used the tools of adding annotations to point out something important with and arrow or box. I used callouts to zoom in on something important. I used scaling to make the screen bigger or smaller. I put in a text box to tell what is going on, and I used the split clip button to split clips. Some important parts of the video is how to split clips, add annotations and callouts, add text boxes and how to export your video. Screen Flow will be useful for me in the future because I could use it in college if I needed a project video. I could use it if I was a coach to point out things or a teacher to show educational videos to help kids understand better.
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My dad, Brett Seidel, is my hero because he is very selfless and cares about others a lot more than himself. He is the head coach of high school basketball, and he teaches 3rd grade math. He went Ashland to play basketball, but graduated at Heidelberg. He loves helping out in a lot of ways. Wether it is something to do with school, sports, or just life. I look up to him in a lot of ways. I can go to him about my problems and he will help me with them. He is always there for me no matter what. I like the way he always helps us with basketball or baseball and his always trying to get us better in whatever it is. He is my hero because he cares about me and how I do in life. He coaches me on basketball and baseball, he reads us scripture and prays with us. I would like to be a coach like him someday. Even though we fight sometimes, I still love him. I can't thank him enough for all that he has done for me. My summer was great but it went by too fast. First we had summer basketball, we went to the Bluffton Shootout. Bluffton Shootout was good to play other teams we usually wouldn't play and see where we stand. Then I went Ontario playing league. Ontario playing league was a great experience because I got to play with others I have never met before. I played lots of baseball over the summer with the Bullets, Trojans and now the Travelers.
During baseball with the Bullets we won 2 championships, one in Marion and the other in Columbus. The Trojans won the Savannah league out of the losers bracket, we ended up going 16-1. The Travelers are 2-0 in the huron fall baseball league and haven't played for a championship yet. My family and I went to North Carolina. We saw a huge dead turtle wash up on shore while we were swimming. I went boogie boarding a lot and got stomach rash. I also got to see the Cavs in the Finals, just not game seven in North Carolina. Week of August 29th - September 2nd
1.A. Argument (noun) - A discussion involving different points of view. 1.B. I wrote an argument against school uniforms, but my opinion doesn't matter. 1.C. Picture 2.A. Cite (verb) - To quote (a passage, book, author, etc.) especially as an authority. 2.B. I will cite the author in my essay because their words were used in my paper. 2.C. Picture 3.A. Passive Voice (noun) - One of the two "voices" of verbs. 3.B. John had a passive voice during his speech, but managed to get it done. 3.C. Picture 4.A. Personification (noun) - Giving objects human like qualities. 4.B. Authors use personification in their books to add interest for the reader. 4.C. Picture 5.A. Point of View (noun) - An opinion, attitude, or judgement. 5.B. Authors use point of view to tell the give the reader different opinions from the characters. 5.C. Picture Week of September 6th - September 9th 6.A. Collaborate (verb) - To work with one another, cooperate as on literary work. 6.B. The students will need to collaborate while working in groups. 6.C. Picture 7.A. Articulate (adjective) - Using language easily and fluently; having facility with words. 7.B. The students were able to articulate clearly while speaking in front of the crowd. 7.C. Picture 8.A. Evolve (verb) - To develop gradually. 8.B. Students usually evolve throughout the school year. 8.C. Picture 9.A. Meticulous (adjective) - Taking or showing extreme care about minute details; precise through. 9.B. Some teachers are very meticulous about students work. 9.C. Picture 10.A. Agile (adjective) - Quick and well-coordinated in movement; lithe. 10.B. Some athletes are very agile in sports. 10.C. Picture Week of September 12th - September 16th 11.A. Hypotenuse (noun) - The side of a right triangle opposite the right angle. 11.B. Because I wanted to take the shortest route home, I found the hypotenuse of the right triangle I had previously walked. 11.C. 12.A. Converse (verb) - Switching the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement. 12.B. In Math class today we used converse to change our hypothesis 12.C. Picture 13.A. Irrational Numbers (noun) - A number that cannot be exactly expressed as a ratio of two integers. 13.B. When I took the square root of 3 I got an irrational number. 13.C. Picture 14.A. Rational Numbers (noun) - A number that can be expressed exactly by a ratio of two integers. 14.B. A rational number is a number that does not keep going (terminating). 14.C. Picture 15.A. Square Root (noun) - A quantity of which a given quantity is the square. 15.B. The square root of 3 is a irrational number. 15.C. Picture Week of September 19th - September 23rd 16.A. Elastic potential energy - energy stored in any object or material that is bent, stretched, or compressed. 16.B. I shot a sling shot at the target which was showing elastic potential energy. 16.C. Picture 17.A. Newton - the unit in the metric system used to measure force. 17.B. Newton's laws were made while he was in college when he became interested in math, physics, and astronomy. 17.C. Picture 18.A. Force Field - an area around an object where an object can influence another object with out touching it. A magnetic field is an example of this. 18.B. We have not yet been able to create a force field to stand missiles, but we might in the future. 18.C. Picture 19.A. Inertia - how hard it is to get something moving, stop a moving object, or change the direction of a moving object. 19.B. The inertia of the car was high, because it ran out of gas. 19.C. Picture 20.A. Normal force - a equal but opposite force that pushes back when you stand, sit, or push on a surface so you do not sink through that surface. 20.B. The chair is holding up with a normal force, so I don't sink through the surface. 20.C. Picture 21.A. Accept (verb) - To take or receive something offered; with approval of favor. 21.B. At Christmas we accept the gifts that are given to us. 21.C. Picture 22.A. Except (verb) - To exclude; leave out. 22.B. Everyone except me were going to Cedar Point over the weekend. 22.C. Picture 23.A. Affect (verb) - To act on; produce an effect or change in. 23.B. Jackie Robinson had a huge affect on african americans playing sports. 23.C. Picture 24.A. Effect (noun) - Power to produce results; efficacy; force; validity; influence. 24.B. The effect from the shot was that the girl was crying. 24.C. Picture 25.A. Principle (noun) - An accepted or professed rule of action or conduct. 25.B. An example of a principle is 2+2=4. 25.C. Picture 26.A. Allusion (noun) - A passing or casual reference; an incidental mention of something, either directly or by implication. 26.B. My teacher made an allusion to WWII while we were learning slavery. 26.C. Picture 27.A. Onomatopoeia (noun) - The formation of a word from a sound associated with what it is named. 27.B. There is usually onomatopoeia in comics and cartoons. 27.C. Picture 28.A. Alliteration (noun) - The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words. 28.B. The author used alliteration in the poem. 28.C. Picture 29.A. Irony (noun) - The use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning. 29.B. The irony of my grandpa's funeral was that is was a nice sunny day. 29.C. Picture 30.A. Figurative (adjective) - Departing from a literal use of words; metaphorical. 30.B. The author used figurative language to compare thing. 30.C. Picture |
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