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You can then either email your finished cartoon strips to people or print them up for use in class
The Teachers Resources section has a great collection of ideas for how you can use the site with students and there is a wonderful collection of possible story ideas to get students creating their own stories
Here you can see some ESOL students talking about how they have used the site.
This is a wonderful example of a technical solution that can enable teachers to produce materials for the low tech classroom. Some really simple but great ideas for providing students with motivating materials.
I hope you enjoy and use it with your students.
Related links:
- Dfilm - Dvolver Adds Embed Code
- Text to Speech Movies for EFL ESL
- Great Collection of Short Films
- Great Source of Animated Movies
- Text to Speech for EFL ESL Materials
- Creating audio-visual monologues
- Make you own animated movies
- Developing screencast tutorials
Nik Peachey
2 comments:
Thank you Nik for your inspiring post. I have just published a comic on the subject of "Twitter" expressions. It was great fun to do and it was really easy.
@LLJB
That sounds like a great idea. Would love to see the comic strip.
Best
Nik
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