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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1623893" data-attributes="member: 307555">It really depends on what the OP is doing.&nbsp; If you have a class full of kids and they are all creating their own short videos, ipads can be great.&nbsp; Kids will video EVERYTHING and then delete it, start over etc.&nbsp; I use to create a lot of videos when I was teaching.&nbsp; I had two cameras to work with. It required pulling the video into a computer and editing it then encoding. This meant grouping kids and being creative to keep them all occupied but it did limit who got the most experience on the videoing and editing end.&nbsp; I would have loved a bunch of ipads with editing ability.&nbsp; For short fun projects they are perfect.&nbsp; Low learning curve with maximum creativity for all kids.&nbsp; Now if the OP is creating larger or more elaborate projects then by all means get some of the consumer level cameras for under $200 each with internal storage drives,&nbsp; add some imacs and use imovie to create.&nbsp; This will cost more but definetely better video.&nbsp; It really depends - are we going for teachable moments or creating videos to be used later for a larger project.&nbsp; Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1623893, member: 307555"] It really depends on what the OP is doing. If you have a class full of kids and they are all creating their own short videos, ipads can be great. Kids will video EVERYTHING and then delete it, start over etc. I use to create a lot of videos when I was teaching. I had two cameras to work with. It required pulling the video into a computer and editing it then encoding. This meant grouping kids and being creative to keep them all occupied but it did limit who got the most experience on the videoing and editing end. I would have loved a bunch of ipads with editing ability. For short fun projects they are perfect. Low learning curve with maximum creativity for all kids. Now if the OP is creating larger or more elaborate projects then by all means get some of the consumer level cameras for under $200 each with internal storage drives, add some imacs and use imovie to create. This will cost more but definetely better video. It really depends - are we going for teachable moments or creating videos to be used later for a larger project. Lisa [/QUOTE]

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