Pixntell is a simple, easy to use Digital Storytelling app! The free version allows you to use up to 5 photos and saves as an MP4. (You can upgrade for $.99.)
Tell Your Story in 4 Easy Steps!!
* Pick Your Pix - Use photos from your camera roll or take new pictures as you go.
* Arrange Your Timeline - Drag & drop photos to order them or delete photos.
* Record Your Voice (or Music) as you swipe through photos.
* Save your Story and Share via Email, Dropbox, YouTube, Facebook
Classroom Applications:
* Take photos of science experiment; students narrate the process
* Field trip photos with explanation of location
* Take photos of artwork with student narration
* Narrated photos of student work
* Photos depicting a historical event, math concept, or other subject related idea
Sounds like a cool app! I'm using "Story Creator" with my first graders. They absolutely love it! We've used it to create orignial stories using student drawings, photos taken by students, student voices, and text.
ReplyDeleteBrandee O.
Gilbert Primary School
This seems a great way to show the rolls for gymnastics.
ReplyDeleteTheresa J. LES
This looks like a great app to let students share their original stories and books. They would love to take pictures and read their story. Then we could email them to parents to see and hear. They could also use ti to retell a story and take pictures of the book cover and draw the beginning, middle, and end. I can't wait to try this after the winter break.
ReplyDeleteBlair W.
First Grade
LMES
I can see this being a great app for our 2nd graders to demonstrate and explain how to do a math problem. With Everyday math being so "different" from how most of our students' parents learned how to do math these would be great short (student made) video clips added to our Edmodo pages for explanation and reminders once students are home doing homework. Stephanie Taylor (CSES)
ReplyDeleteI use this app with my Kindergarteners and they love it! We work together to create a movie of everything we have learned througout the year. Martha L. Forts Pond Elementary
ReplyDeleteI downloaded this app and plan to let my students use it to retell stories. Candy W (RBE)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun app for my preschoolers to use to retell the stories we read every month.
ReplyDeleteKelli L. SGES