Source: Creaza
Creaza offers four online tools for students to use to create media:
Each item can be assessed by the teacher, and activities created by others can be used in the classroom.
Everything that Creaza offers does come at a price, there isn’t a free tier. The service starts at $160 a year for one classroom of thirty students.
Source: Get started | Learning Synths This article is for all of the music teachers out there. Ableton is a software and hardware company that creates products to be used in music production. Their website, Learning Synths, teaches the reader all about synthesizers with a series of interactive activities.
GeoGuessr is an online geography game that places you somewhere in the world and you then have to figure out where you are. Here’s where it put me on my first try:
Source: Make Beliefs Comix – Create Your Own Comix! Make Beliefs Comix is an easy to use website that allows students to create comics. The site doesn’t require a login to create, which is a plus. Unfortunately, the site doesn’t offer you a way to save your creation in a format that allows you to collaborate…
Source: Dungeon Dungeon is an interactive fiction adventure that is created through deep learning. Each adventure is dynamically generated based on text from the internet. Because of this, there may be objectionable content in the adventures.
Someone sent you a link. It looks okay… but is it really? Whether that person was a friend or a stranger, if it’s a link you weren’t expecting, you shouldn’t really click it. Email, SMS, Facebook, Twitter or some other social network or collaboration tool… whatever you’re using, there’s an opportunity for scammers and spammers…
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…