Back to School With IWitness: How to Download Student’s Work from IWitness
As a member of the IWitness team, I always love to hear directly from teachers—how the experience using our website is going for them and their students, and what things would help make the experience even better. Over the past few years, we would hear the same request from teachers, “I would love for my students to be able to share their IWitness projects outside of the website.” After the amount of time, effort and passion a student puts into a video project or an Information Quest word cloud, we understand they want to share it with the world. And just in time for Back to School, now they can!
Students and teachers can now download their video projects constructed in IWitness using the WeVideo editor and their word clouds built in the Information Quest activities.
As an educator, you can share video projects offline for presentations or even display for parents. Students can share their projects on social media, in college applications, other school projects and more.
So here are the three easy steps for students and teachers to download their work from IWitness!
How to download video projects from IWitness:
Step 1: Log into IWitness
Step 2: Click on Dashboard – Video Projects
Step 3: Select your video project and click download
Share your video project on social media with #USCIWitness. Tag us on Twitter @USCIWitness or on Instagram with @USCShoahFoundation
How to download word clouds from IWitness:
Step 1: Open the Information Quest activity
Step 2: Complete the activity and select the construct tab
Step 3: Click download word cloud
Share your word cloud on social media with #USCIWitness. Tag us on Twitter @USCIWitness or on Instagram with @USCShoahFoundation
After you or your students download their work, feel free to share on social media, in presentations and even print out word clouds and display them in your classroom. Do you have other ideas on how to display student work from IWitness? Share with us on Twitter or Facebook with #BacktoSchoolWithIWitness
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