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Senin, 07 Juli 2014

Top 16 Digital Storytelling Apps for iPad

July, 2014
Here is a chart I have been working on over the last couple of days. The chart features some of the best iPad apps for digital storytelling. This selection is created in such a way that teachers can find in it apps for any grade they teach. Also the chart features the most updated versions of apps. If you want to download and print this chart, use this Google Docs link. Enjoy



App name
Description

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Turn your photographs into narrated slideshow movies. Here how it works:
1. Add images from your photo library or snap new ones with your camera.
2. Arrange your photos however you would like.
3. Record a voiceover narrating your images as you swipe through them.

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Storyrobe is an innovative tool for creative self expression with the digital media

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Simply pick out your actors and backdrops, drag them on to the stage, and tap record. Your movements and audio will be recorded in real time for playback later.

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Create and share ebooks and stories by adding drawings, photos, and stickers. Then record your voice on every page and share your story with friends, family and classmates.

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Capture the Voice of Childhood: Easy to create digital stories with recorded audio! Ideal for students in the primary.

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Create and share dynamic conversations around documents, snapshots, diagrams and videos -- basically anything there is to talk about. You can talk, type, and draw right on the screen.

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Create an electronic storybook.Write some text, add some illustrations by drawing on the screen, record and add your sound and there you go.

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Toontastic is a creative storytelling app that enables kids to draw, animate, and share their own cartoons with friends and family around the world.

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ZooBurst is a digital storytelling tool that lets anyone easily create his or her own augmented reality 3D pop-up books

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30hands Mobile is a fun, innovative storytelling app that allows students, teachers and anyone with creativity to easily create narrated stories or presentations based on photos, images, drawings or video clips using an iPad
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Sock Puppets lets you create your own lip-synched videos and share them on Facebook and YouTube. Add Puppets, props, scenery, and backgrounds and start creating. Hit the record button and the puppets automatically lip-synch to your voice.
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Story Wheel is an educational game that improves your child’s cognitive abilities. Story Wheel helps develop an understanding of story composition, strengthens imagination, and improves oral language skills. It is a perfect complement to your child’s language arts school curriculum.

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“i Tell a Story” allows children to narrate and record their stories. Students can use the i Tell a Story app to practice oral reading fluency, transform poetry writing, explain how they solved a math problem, practice using new vocabulary terms, or record a written story.

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Tell About This is an easy platform to inspire and capture children's thoughts and stories! Respond to interesting photo prompts using voice, craft custom prompts and add profiles to personalize the experience!

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Story Builder is designed to help children accomplish the following educational goals: 1) Improve paragraph formation; 2) Improve integration of ideas; and 3) Improve higher level abstractions by inference.

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Story Dice is a creative writing prompt tool to come up with ideas for plot, character, and setting. It can be used for both written and oral storytelling.

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Senin, 23 Juni 2014

A Handy Interactive Visual on The Digital Storytelling Process

June 24, 2014
Here is a great interactive Thinglink image on the process of digital storytelling I want to share with you today. This graphic is created by Tonia and features a wide variety of iPad apps that go with each of the stages of the digital storytelling process.

Tonia used the concept of process writing (popularized by Donal Murray) to design this digital storytelling process visual. This process is made up of  7 stages namely :prewriting, drafting, editing, conferencing, revising, publishing, and sharing. If you hover your mouse over any of these stages you will be able to see a clickable button that you can use to access the list of iPad apps for that stage. I have spent sometime going through the different app suggestions included in this visual and I find them really interesting. Enjoy.




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Kamis, 17 April 2014

3 New Digital Storytelling Apps for Kids

April 17, 2014
In today's post, I am sharing with you three useful iPad apps for storytelling. These apps are newly featured here and they are ideal for helping young learners unleash their creativity through story telling. Have a look and share with us what you think of them:

1- Amazing App Stories



Amazing App Stories provides a community space for collaborative fiction writing. Write a small paragraph and see how the stories evolve, and get a lot of amazing reading in return. Amazing App Stories covers the old game where persons in a group writes on the same stories. Each person writes a short paragraph and can then follow how the stories evolve.
2- Little Story Maker

Little Story Maker offers a good way to enjoy your personal pictures and stories with your child. The little ones will love to hear stories with pictures of people and places they are familiar with. Older kids, will love the stories and the ability to easily create stories all on their own.
3- Strip Designer


Strip Designer allows you to tell stories through comics. Select one of the many included page templates. Insert photos into the cells. Add a couple of balloons with fun words. Add additional effect symbols (stickers) like "Boom", "Splash", or "Bang" to spice up the story. When you are happy with your new graphic novel, share it with friends and family.

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