
Photoshow
Photoshow is a tool for quickly using photos to make a slide show. Both teachers and students can use this to show photographs for a variety of educational purposes:
http://www.photoshow.com/home
Voicethread
Voicethread is a free tool for putting together photos/storyboards with the ability to add recorded voice to the photoalbum. This could be a great way to communicate with parents about cool projects, field trips, or almost anything going on in the classroom.
http://www.voicethread.com
Image Bank
The UW Image Bank is an extensive collection of high-quality images of art, architecture, and cultural and historical materials. Images in the UW Image Bank are provided to support teaching, learning, and research, and may be used for educational purposes only at the University of Washington.
http://imagebank.washington.edu/
BubbleShare
BubbleShare is on online resource where you can use photos and recorded voice to tell simple stories. It is simple enough for young kids to use.
http://www.bubbleshare.com/
Photostory 3
Photostory 3 is another tool to make photo slide shows and incorporate music, narration, and special effects. One benefit of photostory is that it compresses your project into one small file that you can e-mail, post online, or take it with you. Photostory is a downloadable software program that is also free. It is a very easy to use program!
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/photostory/default.mspx
Scrapblog
At Scrapblog you can upload photos, add text, voice, and music to tell stories. This site is also good for young children.
http://www.scrapblog.com/
Windows Vista Snipping Tool
This tool can take a snapshot of anything on your computer screen and save it as a JPG file. It was used to capture the examples of the different polls on the "survey tools" page of this wiki.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/1337cdba-52a2-4704-ad4d-2d7bace605b41033.mspx
Comments (3)
Tiah said
at 8:17 am on Dec 7, 2007
Shouldn't Voicethread and Photostory 3 be in the Virtual Storytelling section because these tools allow narrations?
Keri said
at 11:41 pm on Dec 11, 2007
maybe we should put them in both places...that way if we are thinking of a project that is for photos we would find it and if we are thinking more in the storytelling mode we would also find it??
Tiah said
at 9:33 pm on Dec 12, 2007
Maybe if she change the link to "Virtual Story Telling and Photo Tools" and just have one link, the tools might make more sense together.
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