Endangered Species - Field Bio Final: TikTok Video

Follow these instructions to submit your Canva project to Canvas:

1. Click "Share."
2. Click "Download" - keep the file type as an MP4 video (should be the default file type).
3. Click "Download" again.
4. Once file is downloaded, submit it to your Canvas assignment.

Follow these instructions to submit to Canvas if you used CapCut:

1. Click "Export."
2. Click "Other" in the share options, then click "Save Video."
3. From your camera roll, air drop your video to your computer.
4. Submit your video to your Canvas assignment.

Struggling? Ask a librarian for help!

You will create a TikTok-style video in Canva to present your researched information over your endangered species. Here is what you must include in your video:

• 60 seconds or less
• Name and scientific name of animal plus picture on opening screen (you don't need to say the scientific name in your narration)
• All researched information
• At least five good quality photos corresponding to the information (FYI - Canva will probably have a lot of images of your animal)
• At least three fun graphics, stickers, filters, memes, gifs, etc.
• Narration is a must!
  • You don't have to appear in your TikTok. If you aren't sure how to turn the video off when you go to record, ask a librarian for help.
  • To record narration in Canva: Click "Uploads" > Click "Record Yourself" (you might have to allow Canva to access your mic and camera)
• Background music is optional (if you use music, make sure it doesn't overshadow your narration and that it is appropriate to your presentation)
  • To add music in Canva: Click "Apps" > Click "Audio" (the music notes icon). Make sure to adjust the volume of the music so it doesn't overshadow your narration.
• Works Cited as last image

An example video is below.