Doodly for classroom educators.
Nice software to make instructional videos; but you could easily get the entire Adobe suite and do a lot more for the price. Definitely not for classroom teachers.
Book review of Invent to learn – Making, Tinkering and Engineering in the classroom by Sylvia Libow Martinez and Gary Stager
Seven years ago, I was teaching Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint to my Year 11 Digital Technology students. It was an important skill (I believed) which could be used across all subjects. While recently clearing my old resources, I took
Green Screen (Chroma Key) techniques for classroom animation
I’ve been wanting a permanent green screen setup in class for a really long time now! For the last few years I have been using a polyester screen hanging off a wall mount with pegs. It was flimsy, always crumpled
Stop Motion / Time Lapse Movie Making Activity ( Juniors)
Stop motion animation is one of my favorite topics to teach at year 9. It gives students a lot of freedom to imagine and storytell along with learning technicalities in basic movie making. I have an interesting way to
DreamWorks Exhibition at Te Papa Museum Wellington.
[easymedia-gallery med=”73″ filter=”1″]On 2 March the year 9 – 10 students went to the DreamWorks exhibition at Te Papa Museum in Wellington. This exhibition showcased design work made by the international animation company famous for its movies like ‘Shrek’, ‘Kung