Making and Sharing Fugleflicks

A scene from a Fugleflick in progress

Do you ever wonder if your students own the learning? They definitely would if they created the teaching resources. Fugleflicks are student-created, art-related movies made by kids for kids to teach something about art. Not only do these short entertaining resources inform our school population but those involved in creating them have a tremendously rich learning experience. Take a look behind the scenes into our process for movie-making with small groups, full classes, and the whole school. Find out how we share what we make with authentic audiences to raise the level of craftsmanship and engagement. Hopefully you will find many takeaways from this presentation regardless of the content you want your students to learn as you put them in the director's chair to use their creativity and apply curricular content for the benefit of all. Below is my K12 Online Conference presentation or find it at this link. I was also interviewed by Carol Broos for a segment of her K12Online Conference presentation regarding the Triple Threat: Music, Visual Art, and Media. I shared a few thoughts about why I believe movie making is a great way to deliver content. Watch her whole video to learn about transliteracy.

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Making and Sharing Fugleflicks from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.

We have a collection of Student Created-Art Related Fugleflicks that you can freely access. I have an index on my wiki here. You can view our award winning videos here. And there are plenty of Fugleflicks set up for Karaoke fun with your class here as well. 
Over the summer I put together two Fugleflick books. One is a QR code scan book to help your students quickly find their favorite movie and watch it on their device. The other book is an eBook to load to your class iPad. Explore them both below.

Click to download the QR Code Book via TpT

Click to download the eBook via TpT