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- Story Jumper
- Interface of Class Page
- What the book will look like. If you want to link to this from the KLP or a Blog oe a Wiki, then copy the urpl on this page and link a screen clip to it.
- Another e.g. of a child’s book
- This child loved writing this story. Mentioning urine areal bonus!
- Y4 boy who usually finds it hard to add descriptive detail when writing
- And another!
- Lots of support on Story Jumper site: lesson plans and how tos
- Sign up
- Add pupils
- Handouts to print for children on logging in
- I added this to a KLP page to help the first log in.
- I created an Interest Space called Sharing Zone…. Please join in!
- Children screen clipped book cover and linked to the url of their book. I gave them contribute rights for this page.
- Children from another school read the stories and commented. Powerful!
- Story Bird
- Special area for teachers
- One I made earlier
- Select art work from a huge choice; but you are limited to that artist once chosen; can’t mix and match
- Artwork appears there to drag in and you add your text
- Classhome dashboard; initial activation code only needed once
- Possibility of adding tailored assignments. Children’s book appear below
- You can buy the book by hitting the BUY button
- Different formats available; Standard pdf can be used on a tablet e-reader
- Full instructions
- Alternative to PowerPoint; slide show creation
- Teacher Basic – one project only – but just put everything in that project
- Class dashboard; children have log ins for this
- Can be embedded into a KLP, wiki or blog
- Share the url in a shared folder.
- Children can all write on same doc; lots of possibilities!
- Type, highlight and the program reads back to you. Great for independent checking. Just put .exe file in child’s folder – no need for installation
- Funky alternative to Cooltext