Tech Task #11

 Here is my video I did for the school divisions in an "all about me" format. Hope you enjoy! 


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  1. Mr. Short21 February 2021 at 19:47

    That was an awesome video Osian! I really liked how you used the slides to show your teaching experiences and skills that you bring to the table. I'm curious, what program/programs did you use to create this video? I'm thinking there must have been some cutting done, and the added music was a great touch!

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  2. Osian Edwards22 February 2021 at 14:09

    Thanks for the comment! I used an app on my desktop called animotica. It's free, but if you pay a straight up fee of like $8, you unlock all features and it eliminates any of that weird advertisement crap. I don't have a ton of experience with video editor apps, but this one is pretty straight forward and easy to use.

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  3. Jaime Paredes24 February 2021 at 10:21

    Osian! that was a great video! it showed everything very clearly! You are a really good speaker and I bet you won't have any troubles finding a job! P.S. I love your dog!

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