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title: [October newsletter] How to make a scary video, 3 ways to set the tone in parent-teacher conferences, and more!
description: Learn how to make a scary video, get 3 tips for using video to set the tone for meaningful parent-teacher conferences, search our top terms for Halloween content in WeVideo, and more!
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 This newsletter is full of project ideas and 🧟spooky things

| Not rendering correctly? View this email as a web page here.   Happy Halloween! Welcome to the October Education Newsletter   A zombie took over WeVideo Our QA engineer, Eddie, turned into a zombie, but he’s still pretty helpful around here! Check out this month’s newsletter full of things like how to make scary videos, setting the tone for parent teacher conferences, and more. And like Zombie Eddie says, you’re welcome to join us in our WeVideo for Educators Facebook group. Muahahahhaha! How to make your videos spooky Want to make a creepy, scary, suspenseful, chilling video? Read this blog post on how to give your audience that bone-chilling fright! 😱 3 ways video can help teachers set the tone for meaningful parent-teacher conferences Check out this article from award-winning tech coach, Jennifer Eggert, on how to transform the feeling of your parent-teacher conferences with the use of video.  Happy National Principals Month! A spotlight on Andy Jacks Principal Andy Jacks is the kind of school leader with the contagious energy of a motivational speaker and full of principal love. He is also the creator of the famous #30SecondBookTalks videos. Try this! Halloween motion titles and spooky sounds and images “Eerie,” “ghost,” “scream.” Search the WeVideo Essentials library for spooky things to add to your videos, and top it off with a Halloween motion title. [Search “Halloween” to get the video of the zombie arm] Student Voice: Finding the courage to tell your story Are you looking for ways for students to exercise their voice for impact? The 2019 Global Student Voice Film Festival 2019 has launched! This year’s film theme is “Activating Change.” Find out more! Webinar: The perfect pair! Appsmashing WeVideo and Soundtrap (October 24, 1-2 pm CST) Learn how schools are using WeVideo and Soundtrap to foster creativity, collaboration and communication in the classroom and how valuable this edtech duo can be. Join educators from the Pocahontas Area School District share how they use the two. Register here  Tweet from a teacher: More useful things... FREE! Digital storytelling toolkit NEW! Educator’s Guide to WeVideo Preparing the next generation of leaders at Oswego, New York Kindness caught on camera     WeVideo 149 Commonwealth Dr #2118    Menlo Park  California   94025    You received this email because you are subscribed to WeVideo newsletter from WeVideo. Update your email preferences any time or unsubscribe from all future emails  |
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