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This document provides a list of different digital tools that can be used for creating multimedia projects, including Animoto, Photostory, Glogster, blogs, podcasts, mind maps, Voicethread, animation tools like KidPix and Toondoo, and comic creation tools from ReadWriteThink. It recommends choosing the right tool based on the specific needs of the project.
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Creating and Presenting
- 1. Creating Botany Downs School 4 August 2009 and Presenting
- 2. Choose the right tool for the job.
- 3. Animoto Photostory KidPix Blog Post Glogster Movie Music Slide Show Podcast Mind Map Voicethread Animation
- 4. KidPix Drawings Photos Movies Slideshows Voiceover Animation
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