Comics in the Classroom: 100 Tips, Tools, and Resources for T...
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Whether you or your students will be making comics in the class, check out these tools to help you get creative.
- Comic Creator. Supply the information you want in this tool that provides people, animals, thought and speech bubbles, props, and backdrops.
- How to Use Comic Life in the Classroom. This article describes how to use Comic Life, an inexpensive comic generator, to create a book report for class.
- Tech Module: Using Comic Life in the Classroom. Another article about using Comic Life in the classroom, this one also includes several lesson plans utilizing this program.
- Howtoons. These comics from Instructables are specifically for teaching children how to do lots of things. These comics make a great supplement to a hands-on lesson.
- Make Beliefs Comix. This tool allows students to create comic strips and provides plenty of options for customizing their strips. There is also a section for teacher resources here.
- Pixton. Students can create their comic strip here or you can select Pixton for Schools for an education-oriented experience that brings the entire class together on projects.
- Bitstrip. Students can browse through other people’s comics and create their own at this site.
- ToonDoo. This comic strip generator allows students to create their own comics. Teachers should check the site for appropriate content as it is not specifically an education site.
- ArtisanCam. Among the many art projects available here, students can also create comics with this tool.
- PikiKids. After uploading images, students can choose their layout, add speech bubbles, and more to create fun comics.
- BeFunky. Turn digital photos into digital comics and more with this free tool.
- Comiqs. Use templates or design your own images with this cartoon generator that provides results in a slide show that can even be put on a class blog or website.
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