Stacy Nockowitz
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Tool for writing a picture book online?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Stacy Nockowitz Jan 27, 2010. 3 Replies

I am doing a project with my 7th graders where they will be writing and illustrating their own folktales.  In past years, they've typed their stories on Word and drew in their own illustrations after…Continue

 

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What video equipment to buy

I was given a grant for about $3200 for my library (independent school, Middle School library, grades 5-8).  The grant specifies video equipment.  I'd appreciate any thoughts on what I should consider buying.  We have plenty of flip, digital, and video cameras.  I was thinking about investing in some videoconferencing equipment, but I don't know where to start.  Help!!!See More
Aug 8, 2010
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Stacy Nockowitz replied to Evelyn Frank's discussion searching for a web2.0 tool
"This looks very cool! Seems very easy to use and integrate into the classroom. I've been looking for a good digital storytelling site, and I think this could be it! Thanks!"
Feb 8, 2010
Stacy Nockowitz replied to Stacy Nockowitz's discussion Tool for writing a picture book online?
"Thanks for the replies! I have used Glogster often, but it isn't quite what I'm looking for with this project. Bookemon looks like exactly what I need!"
Jan 27, 2010
Jeffrey Thomas replied to Stacy Nockowitz's discussion Tool for writing a picture book online?
"Here are a couple of on-line sites that may or may not fit your needs. Bookemon Tikatok However, you may want to still consider Word (or an on-line word processor) and use sites that allow them to draw on-line. There are many sites that do that.…"
Jan 27, 2010
Veneta Lambova replied to Stacy Nockowitz's discussion Tool for writing a picture book online?
"Hello from Bulgaria! http://edu.glogster.com/ I found this site. Made a poster. You can do different things. I will make a booklet with recipes. See my poster. http://vanessa62.edu.glogster.com/classroom 8b/ If you find other interesting send it to…"
Jan 27, 2010
Stacy Nockowitz posted a discussion

Tool for writing a picture book online?

I am doing a project with my 7th graders where they will be writing and illustrating their own folktales.  In past years, they've typed their stories on Word and drew in their own illustrations after it was printed out.  This year, I'd like to use some 21st c. technology for the project!  Does anyone have any suggestions for (free) web tools where the kids can write, illustrate (uploading an illustration would be great), and possibly read their tales?See More
Jan 27, 2010
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Stacy Nockowitz replied to Antwon Lincoln's discussion Technology Tip Tuesday
"I'd love to see your blog. What's the URL? Mine is: http://somenovelideas.typepad.com. I know what you mean about tagging. Sometimes that takes more time than it's worth! I've been trying to keep what I put in diigo (articles,…"
Jan 25, 2010
Stacy Nockowitz replied to Antwon Lincoln's discussion Technology Tip Tuesday
"Jonathan- SimplyBox is a very cool tool. I am curious about how you use it. Do you use it instead of something like diigo or in addition to that kind of application? I would like to streamline things a bit, and between my diigo and Delicious…"
Jan 25, 2010
Stacy Nockowitz commented on Jennifer Hall's blog post Theme lesson including Wordle
"I have been thinking about ways to use Wordle in my classroom, and your project sounds great! Thanks for sharing. Will you post some student work?"
Jan 22, 2010
Stacy Nockowitz replied to K. L. Evans's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Tool for the Classroom
"I love Glogster. It's a great tool for creative expression as well as for presenting the kids' knowledge and ideas. Fun graphics, lots of choices, and you can insert audio, video, links, etc. You can embed a glog in a blog (!) and you can…"
Jan 17, 2010
Stacy Nockowitz commented on Jennifer Hall's blog post Literature study and technology - finding links
"I have all kinds of ideas for you! My first thoughts are Glogster and VoiceThread. I teach 7th grade language arts, too, and we did a glogster project while studying The Outsiders, which worked really well. You can sign up for Glogster EDU and give…"
Jan 16, 2010

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I teach Middle School language arts at The Columbus Academy in Gahanna, Ohio. I am also the 7th grade team leader. My blog is all about technology in the classroom, curriculum planning, and YA book reviews.

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