Teaching The Hunger Games with Storyboards. Disclosure: Storyboard That is an advertiser on FreeTech4Teachers.com.
Storyboard That is continuously building new teacher guides. Their guides provide dozens of lesson plans for teaching language arts skills through the use of storyboards. The latest additions to Storyboard That's teacher guides include lesson plans on The Hunger Games and Fahrenheit 451. The Hunger Games teacher guide includes plans for teaching point of view, cause and effect, and character analysis. The plans call for students to create storyboards to illustrate their understanding of the characters, themes, and plot of The Hunger Games. SoundCloud Is Making It Easier for Anyone to Publish a Podcast. 5 Free Tools for Creating Animations in Your Browser or On Your Tablet. Monday's post about Parapara Animation was quite popular and prompted questions from readers looking for similar tools that either work on tablets or offer more features than Parapara Animation.
Here are some other sites and apps for creating animations. ABCya Animate is a web-based tool from ABCya that allows students to create animated GIFs containing up to 100 frames. On ABCya Animate students build their animation creations by drawing, typing, and inserting images. Students can change the background of each frame, include new pictures in each frame, and change the text in each frame of their animations. The feature that I like best about ABCya Animate is that students can see the previous frames of their animations while working on a current frame. Animation Desk is an iPad and Android app (free and premium versions available) for creating short, animated videos.
A Handful of Tools That Help Students Analyze Their Own Writing. Earth - Home. Thematic - A Nice Tool for Creating Visual Stories. Thematic is a new service designed for building and sharing visual stories.
Thematic allows you to display up to twenty pictures organized around a theme of your choosing. You can add one line of text to each image in your story. Your completed story is displayed in a vertically scrolling format with each of your images occupying all of the available space in your browser. Completed stories can be shared publicly or kept private. Each public story can be shared via Twitter, Facebook, email, or embedding into a webpage. Creating my Thematic story was rather easy. Applications for Education Thematic, like the similar iPad app Storehouse, could be a good service to use to tell a story about the highlights of a field trip, a research assignment, or a school event. Dragontape - Remix YouTube Clips. At last night's TeachMeet BETT Martin Burrett reminded me of a neat tool for remixing clips of YouTube videos.
That tool is called Dragontape. If you made mix tapes in the 80's, the concept of Dragontape will be familiar to you. Dragontaape makes it easy to string together a series of YouTube videos and or sections of YouTube videos. Create your mix tape of videos just launch the Dragontape editor, enter a search term for videos, then drag videos on to the Dragontape timeline. You enter searches and drag videos as many times as you like. Camtasia Studio - zastosowania programu w praktyce. Welcome to Fotobabble - Talking Photos. Voki Home. Glogster: Multimedia Posters. Storyboard That Pricing - Starting at Just $9.95 per month. Do You Offer a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee?
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Most of the time I have students include dated placemarks on the mapped stories that they build. Articulate Storyline 2 - Case Studies. 100+ mobile modules built in 8 months Remember when learners sat down at computers for online training programs?
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