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Showing posts with label digital storytelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital storytelling. Show all posts
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Haiku deck
Haiku deck is a free presentation app suitable for crating digital stories as well as presentations. Text and font can be added, and the app searches for Creative Commons images to go with the text. Presentations can be uploaded to facebook or twitter, shared via email or exportedQuick and easy to use. A great way for students to present their ideas.


Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Dinosaurs in NZ Classrooms!
| Sharon - our Hamilton Early Years Facilitator under attack in Auckland! |
I have had heaps of fun exploring the AR Dinopark App with students at different schools throughout Whangarei. The excitement and buzz is amazing as the dinosaurs crash on into the classroom. The strategy of taking photos and then using these photos as creative and imaginative writing prompts has proved very successful. We have used the Pic Collage App to put our stories together.
Check out some of our posts on the Whangarei Primary School blog. We would LOVE your comments.
Augmented Reality in Room 9
Michael's Triceratops Attack!
Ocieana and Claire's Dinosaur Story
I have recently visited with @AllanahKing in Nelson and she has also had fun with dinosaurs at Appleby School.
Labels:
Augmented Reality,
digital storytelling,
iPad,
Literacy
Monday, April 23, 2012
Lego Super Hero Movie Maker
This Lego app - the Super Hero Movie Maker - uses stop motion to record movies. This app is simple to use and it takes no time to create a movie. It works well on all iDevices and best of all it is free.
Users can select from a range of title pages, soundtracks and filters, all with a super hero theme.
Check out a quick movie made in less than two minutes by one of my children (I am sure the storyline will get better with practice :-)
Postnote: After making the original movie above and showing it to others , adiscussion was had about clarity of photos and the need for the story to flow with two children working together for the next version .......... will be interesting to see where this develops.
Also check out the animation from Room 7 at Normandale School where they have started using the Lego Super Hero Movie Maker.
Also check out the animation from Room 7 at Normandale School where they have started using the Lego Super Hero Movie Maker.
Location:Lego Movie
Labels:
animation,
Creativity,
digital storytelling,
iPad,
iPhone,
iTouch
Thursday, March 8, 2012
My Story
My Story is a very reasonably priced ($1.99) app for creating books easily. Books can be shared via email or saved as an iBook (a free app). Once saved an an iBook - your story can be read on your iPad anywhere, anytime:-)
I love the fact that you can import your own photos, draw your own pictures, add text and record your voice. It is very simple to use and has very clear symbols that children can follow with ease.
A great digital storytelling app for all ages:-)
I love the fact that you can import your own photos, draw your own pictures, add text and record your voice. It is very simple to use and has very clear symbols that children can follow with ease.
A great digital storytelling app for all ages:-)
Step 1 - Simply tap 'My Story' to give your story a title
Step 2 - Create your cover page you can tap the paintbrush symbol to open your options for painting or tap the photo symbol to see your options for taking a photo or adding a photo from your collection. To change colours - simply tap the colour you would like to choose - scroll along to see new colours...
Step 3 - Add text to your cover page by clicking on the bottom right arrow - It will open up this screen, simply tap the 'ABC' to begin typing... Once you have finished click the arrow again to go back to your cover page. You can then click 'cover page' in the bottom left hand corner...
Step 4 - To add another page simply click the page symbol in the top right hand corner and continue to add pages to your story...
If you want to add your voice to your pages - simply click on the red microphone symbol...
Step 5 - When your story is finished you have the option of reading it or sharing it....
Step 6 - Click on share and choose how you would like to do so - HAVE FUN CREATING!
UPDATE: The publishers are working on a print function and in the meantime have some video instructions of how to print.
Labels:
Creativity,
digital storytelling,
iPad,
Literacy,
photos
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