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What can the snapshot be about?

• Potential topics could include (but are not limited too) social entrepreneurship, digital pedagogies, student health & wellbeing, learning spaces, community engagement, authentic experiences/audiences, design & fabrication, passion projects, multi-age settings, constructionism and making, inclusive learning, coding & robotics, parent/expert engagements, professional learning, action research, global collaborations, +++. 

How should they be structured?

• Your snapshot should be no longer than 60 seconds long. You can contribute more than one if you like.
• Snapshots should start with a clear rationale of why the individual or group is engaging with the innovation. 
• Include a brief explanation of the process so others can replicate.
• Highlight tangible outcomes as a result of this innovation. 
• You could use a STAR framework when interviewing to get a more comprehensive response from the interviewees. 

What should they look/feel like?

• The example snapshots on this site should give you a sense of the possible look/feel for your 60 second video. We'd certainly love to see students involved too!  
• Snapshots should be engaging, dynamic and highlight the passion of those involved. 
• Videos should be comprised of interview style 'talking heads' (as per the example and detailed here) and B-roll of the innovation in action. 
• Use authentic backdrops and avoid green-screen. 
• Shoot in widescreen HD (1080p or better).
• Capture HQ audio with a microphone where possible. 
• Do not include any text, video treatments or music. We will do these in post production including relevant names/roles/etc.

Anything else we need to know?

• Ensure you have signed parental/guardian permission before including any interviews, images or names of students. We'll only publish first names of students (unless otherwise instructed).
• If you capture more than one snapshot submit each as a seperate video.