Ideas for Digital #literacies lessons #edu407
Make a Podcast
Here is my 2toPonder series and my son's podcast series. Want to make a podcast, just record on your phone or laptop and upload the file somewhere.
Use Paper
In my literacy mantra I made a flip book like explanation. I just stacked my phone camera on a bunch of books.
I also do little clip art talks with paper cut outs
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You can do "In Plain English" style videos. I always pre write a script. I like to divide it into three columns, the text, me, and ay actions.
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Use a Voice Animation Program
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Use a Sock Puppet App
This is one of many sock puppets apps on iOS devices that kids love.
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Use a text to Speech App
These are fun as all you have to do is type and it gets converted to text. So many uses in the langauge arts classroom.
I made a video about RSS Planets recently for #clmooc.
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Do a Pecha Flickr
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You can make a timeline
TimelineJS is a great tool. You turn a Google spreasheet into an interactive multimedia task.
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Use Movie Making Apps
So many choices for movie making apps. Yoiu can make book trailers in iOS, short clips in Animoto or try WeVideo on Chrome.
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Use an Animation App
There are so many choices on different platforms for animation apps. The key is to remember to enhance your pedagogical goal. What is the animation giving you that just talking to the camera wouldn't? Time is precious.
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Use Poetry
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Make a Website
From a fake Facebook page, movie posters, poems to a Star Wars crawler. You can use ELA content to master the basics of how we read, write, and participate online.
Check out this collection of activities
