CREATIVE AND PRODUCTION TEAM: APPLE© DESKTOP MOVIE-MAKERS LEARNING GUILD

DesignWorlds for Learning consulted with Apple's World Wide Markets group to design and produce a web-based learning resource for using desktop movies and related projects in education. View all the best-practice examples Credits Our Creative and Production Team Four Walls and a Camera: Communicating Space An Uncommercial: Teen Drunk Driving The Video Mirror: Making Science a Verb BVLC Young Authors & Multimedia Faire Additional Content and Illustration Executive Producer and Creative Director DesignWorlds Creative and Production Team Ted M. Kahn, Ph.D., President, DesignWorlds for Learning, Inc. Executive Producer and Creative Director Rick Berg, Ph.D., Web Content Developer, Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose Bob Kahn, writer William Menkin, Ph.D., Teacher, Moreland Discovery School, San Jose, CA, and winner of the 1998 Intel Innovations in Teaching Award Dave Master, Media & Arts Educator, Teacher & Consultant; winner of the 1991 IBM/Technology & Learning National Technology "Teacher of the Year" Dave Myers, Writer John Ramirez, Professional Animator, Artist, and Story Development Consultant Linda T. Ullah, Resource Teacher and Technology Learning Coordinator, Oak Grove School District, Blossom Valley Learning Consortium, San Jose, CA, and Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project Zane Vella and Anne Milne, SmashTV, San Francisco, CA Ron Williamson, Video and Senior Projects Teacher, Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, CA, and Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project Four Walls and a Camera: Communicating Space Produced and Directed by Zane Vella and Anne Milne, SmashTV, with Leigh Marshall. Special thanks to Klein's Deli, San Francisco View this best-practice example An Uncommercial: Teen Drunk Driving "Uncommercials" Conceived and Produced by Ron Williamson, Palo Alto High School and Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project Produced by: Jason McCormick Zach Roth Chris Collins Bruce Ayers Music by Palo Alto High School alumni: Ben Meyers Alex Joshi Alex Kass Alex Levy and Gordon Jacob, "An Original Suite: I. March," performed by the Palo Alto High School Band View this best-practice example The Video Mirror: Making Science a Verb Conceived and Produced by: William (Bill) Menkin, Ph.D., Moreland Discovery School (Moreland School District), San Jose, CA, and MDS Productions (Note: Bill Menkin was the recipient of the 1998 Intel Innovations in Education Award) Music composed and performed by Bill Menkin Students: Pranav Jonathan Lydia Saara Danielle Sean Keenan Emily View the Video Mirror activity BVLC Young Authors & Multimedia Faire Produced by Linda Taber Ullah Resource Teacher, Oak Grove School District and Technology Learning Coordinator, Blossom Valley Learning Consortium (BVLC), San Jose, CA (BVLC is a "vertical slice team" of schools affiliated with the Challenge 2000 project of Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network's 21st Century Education Initiative and the Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project and Ron Williamson Teacher, Palo Alto High School and Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project Music: Includes sound tracks done by students from Palo Alto High School Students and teachers from participating schools in BVLC: Santa Teresa High School Oak Grove School District Special thanks to: Ron Gonzales, Mayor of San Jose Charlotte Powers, Councilwoman, City of San Jose Manny Barbara, Superintendent, Oak Grove School District, San Jose, CA Fredella Stewart, Principal, Santa Teresa High School, San Jose, CA Marcos Montez, Teacher, Edenvale Elementary Schoo, San Jose, CA Priscilla, Ginger, and other students from Oak Grove School District and Santa Teresa High School View the Multimedia Faire activity Additional Content and Illustration Annotated cartoons and guide to storyboard for Apple desktop movie-making: Dave Master and John Ramirez Writers, researchers and web content developers: Rick Berg, Dave Myers, Bob Kahn and Ted Kahn Executive Producer and Creative Director Ted M. Kahn, Ph.D., DesignWorlds for Learning, Inc.