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The document provides 10 steps for using the Blabberize web tool to create talking planet pictures that can be shared online: 1) Go to the Blabberize website and log in, 2) Select the "Make" option and find a planet picture, 3) Use handle bars to size the picture and add a mouth shape, 4) Record voice facts about the planet, 5) Save the creation with the planet name and initials, and 6) Push play and save the file to share on a class wiki for presentations.
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E:\591\Steps You Take To Blabberize
- 1. STEPS to make the “Planets Speak” with WEB 2.0 Tool <br />BLABBERIZE<br />Step1: Go to link on internet at blabberize.com<br />Step 2: Click log in and use teacher or librarian passwords<br />STEP 3: Select MAKE at the top of the page<br />Browse: Search for your Planet PictureSTEP 4: Click Browse and Go “FIND” the picture of your Planet from your teacher’s folder. <br />3771900421639-809625421640<br />Handle BarsStep 5 :Use the handle bars to size the picture and make it the exact size you want it to appear.<br />190500H<br />Step 6: Use your curser to select the exact place and shape of the mouth using the ADD Mouth Button or Remove Mouth Button. <br />Drag this shape.<br />49530090170<br />Light Blue Dots: Create ShapeGreen Dots: Create Opening<br />Pick your soundsChange Shape to Mouth4953004067175628650-161925Step 7: Pick Microphone <br />19050352425Record your VoiceStep 8: Record your Planet FACTS<br />Step 9: Save your Creation as your planet name and your first initial of your name.<br />PUSH PLAYStep 10: Share Your Creation with your Class<br />PUSH PLAY-104775-228600Now you can push play and save this file for any presentation tool. We will use the Planets Speak class wiki.<br />