"When you upload the images to Animoto, it is really easy to put them in the order that you like. If you wanted the students to discuss the words, I believe you could use a program like audacity to do that. But, part of what makes…"
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Andrea McKichan replied to JL's discussion suggestions to create derivative project"I think Animoto could work well for this type of project. Students could take digital photos of the word parts and definitions and then some visual that could accompany the meaning. They could also get pictures online. Then they…"
Andrea McKichan replied to Barbara Wright's discussion Barnes and Noble Nook Book Club- looking for ideas"You could look into integrating some digital storytelling into the lessons. I really like storybird.com. I would have the students create a storybird using the characters from their books. This could help them develop point of view…"
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