Presenting Findings: Video/Audio

You likely spend plenty of time consuming video and audio. This is your chance to produce video and audio, becoming an effective communicator via this platform. Present findings from your research by developing brief video/audio clips and then share these productions with your class, on digital portfolios, or to a wider audience through media sharing sites like YouTube.
NOTE: When creating video and audio works, it is common that you will use multimedia assets (e.g., video clips, music and sound effects, etc.) from others. Make sure that you have rights to use assets and provide attribution, as required legally and requested by your teacher.

Video Production
There are other video creating/editing tools out there, but WeVideo is supported by GUHSD and our Digital Learning Coaches. More than that, every staff member and student within GUHSD has access to a Premium Level account, which gives us additional editing and production capabilities. 

Click here to find our more about WeVideo and accessing GUHSD Premium Level accounts!




​Adobe Spark Video is also a great resource for creating brief, beautiful voice-over videos.

Audio Production

There are many free web-based sound recording applications available. You can create recordings using Chromebooks or personal smartphones.

Explore these links to a sampling of free recording applications. 

Find the audio recording application that works best for your project!

Consider sharing your work more widely so others can see and hear what you have to say!