REGISTRATION CLOSED - Stop Motion Animation in the Classroom

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Join KQED Education on February 21 and 22 for a free workshop where you learn how to develop, design, film, and edit a stop motion animation that can be used to demonstrate scientific concepts. Integrate science, literacy, art and technology and engage students in this fun and easy media-making project. All you need is a still camera and basic video editing software such as iMovie and Windows Movie Maker. Please register by completing the information below. Registration deadline is February 15. A KQED staff member will confirm your space via e-mail. Thank you! Registration is closed as of 2/20/13.

First and Last Name *

E-mail address *

(check accuracy of e-mail address)

Phone number *

(best # to reach you between 3-5pm)

Grade you teach this year *

School district *

Name of School *

Which type of computer are you most comfortable using? *

Mac

Are you able to bring your own laptop? *

If not, KQED Education will provide one for you.

Are you able to attend both sessions? *

(2/21 and 2/22)

Did anyone refer you to our workshop? If so, who? *

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