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Rick Rees, and Apple Professional Development trainer recently conducted a workshop in Tupelo. The teachers that he worked with were introduced to iLife & iWork  and would you believe they started school this week, first week of August.  Braden Bishop, one of the workshop participants contacted Rick to share his iMovie that he made to introduce himself to his students.

This is the scenario:
Braden connected some big desktop speakers with a subwoofer to his computer and had everything set to go.   After his new high school students came in to his  Economics class on the first day of school, he shut the door, didn’t say a word, turned out the lights, and turned the video on.   He said  “they were kinda floored.” and that “three of my six periods stood up and clapped…and DIDN’T EVEN know me!

Thanks Rick for sharing Braden’s project, it is simply amazing.  What a creative way to use iMovie too!  Check out Braden’s work.  When you watch it you’ll know why his students were excited.  What a great way to start the year.  Although, starting school the first of August, oh my!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2py_CgFziU

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