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The Fotojet site is good for collages, and formal documents (invitations, etc), but you can’t create an actual comic strip. The site also limits you if you don’t have a paid subscription. I downloaded my comic collage above, but I couldn’t share the link.
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MakeBeliefsComix
By far my favorite! I had such fun creating this comic. Kids would love to turn in assignments in this format. It is so creative! It was easy to use and gives you lots of choices on starters, characters, backgrounds, etc.
I would share comics with my teacher-colleagues by creating
a weekly or biweekly strip of useful information about technology, books, etc. that
they could use in the classroom or pass on to their students (like the examples
above). The makebeliefscomixs was very easy to insert into this document or you
can email them from the site.
I like your Makebeliefs comic! I also liked your idea of having a weekly strip to teach kids tech information. Kids are always more willing to read something when it is in comic format. I also found Makebeliefs easy to use and I think that it was really kid friendly as well.
ReplyDeleteI like your enthusiasm towards comics! I think when you are excited about something then your students will be as well. I appreciate your pros and cons lists, it makes it easier for readers to quickly scope out your recommendations. Great post.
ReplyDeleteLove your comics! This was my favorite module! Your students will definitely enjoy this.
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