July 24, 2010
by Malcolm Wilson
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There are many image manipulation tools available for teachers, or their pupils, to use. Many of these for free. Some require software to be downloaded and many are able to be used online. Schools use images in so many ways – both in … Continue reading
July 8, 2010
by Malcolm Wilson
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To quickly and easily create animated images for use on webpage, blog, wiki or Glow group the following free online tools can be used. Users upload images, specify the speed of animation and size of image, and then, once created, … Continue reading
July 6, 2010
by Malcolm Wilson
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http://blabberize.com/ can be used to create a speaking image in Monty Python-esque animation style. Pupils can choose an image of an animal’s head of their choice (from website with permission to use and royalty-free) . They then use a microphone to add … Continue reading
July 2, 2010
by Malcolm Wilson
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Timelines can be useful across the curriculum in classroom contexts – such to show the progression of events, whether as a sequential record of major developments in real historical events, or for pupils to create a fictional sequence in creative writing, or … Continue reading
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