Create and share mini games on the web with Giphy Arcade
Source: GIPHY Arcade
The games are pretty simplistic, and you have to watch out for inappropriate gifs, but the coding is pretty fun and easy!
Source: GIPHY Arcade
The games are pretty simplistic, and you have to watch out for inappropriate gifs, but the coding is pretty fun and easy!
Create talking images with Blabberize.com. Here’s a fun little site that came across my browsing this past week. Blabberize.com allows you to upload a photo, and then animate the mouth with audio you record or have recorded. Unfortunately, you have to create an account to save your work, which may be a problem for younger students. Once…
Source: Headliner – Promote your podcast, radio show or blog with video Headliner is an app that will take your audio files such as podcasts and make them into a video. Some places, such as YouTube, will only take videos, so this is a way to make a video out of your podcast to share…
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Source: Bongo Cat Have you had rock star dreams? Bongo Cat won’t get you there, but it’s still fun! The site doesn’t do much, it lets you select an instrument and play that instrument. Bongo Cat would be really good for a general music class, simple tools to create music. Or, if you don’t have…
Source: Redacted Sometimes you just want to quickly do one thing to an image, and launch a full blown image editor seems to be a waste. Here’s one of those tools that you can quickly use to blur out parts of an image. I’ve covered another tool in the past, Image Blur. Redacted does one…
This isn’t a big deal with Google Apps for Education accounts, since they have unlimited space, but for your personal Google accounts, Google is offering 2GB additional storage for completing a security check up on your Google account. Head on over to Google’s Security Checkup for yours.