Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.
Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.
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This Animoto video forms a lively introduction to A Different View and the themes within it. You can also view the video directly on the Animoto website or the longer version which features more detailed captions. Ideal to use at open evenings, with parents, governors, your leadership team or at options evenings.
This excellent video was produced to promote geography at Barking Abbey School, a Specialist Sports and Humanities College in Greater London. It was produced by Stuart, their multimedia wizard, along with Pete Flaxman and other staff and students from the geography department. Thanks to Pete and the school for permission to share the video on this website. Please feel free to use it at your own open evenings, with parents, governors, your leadership team or at options evenings.
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