onceupon

Workshop Topics


 * 1) APPS**
 * a) Chr Creations || b) Aviary || c) Snapseed ||
 * d) Skitch || e) Oil Painter || f) Doodle Buddy ||
 * g) 30 Hands || h) Videolicious || i) Puppet Pals ||
 * j) Sock Puppets || k) Popplet Lite || l) Tellagami ||
 * m) Haiku Deck || n) Educreations || o) Pic Collage ||
 * p) Strip Designer ($2.99) || q) Sonic Pics ($2.99) || r) FotoBabble (iPhone) ||


 * 2) PHOTO TIPS & DIGITAL STORYTELLING BEST PRACTICES**
 * a. Digital Photography Tips: []
 * b. Story Making: http://storykeepers.wikispaces.com/StoryMaking+Steps
 * c. Digital Storytelling Process: []
 * d. Digital Storytelling and Stories with the iPad: []
 * e. Copyright Friendly Images: http://uatim.wikispaces.com/MediaResources


 * 3) ACTIVITY #1 – LUNCHTIME ADVENTURE**
 * Task:**
 * i. Using your iPad or iPhone, take 6-10 pictures that tell the story of your time at lunch.
 * ii. Choose one of the following apps to create a digital story with your photos.
 * 1. Haiku Deck
 * 2. Tellagami
 * 3. Pic Collage or Strip Designer
 * 4. Educreations
 * iii. You may use narration, text, music, or anything else that the app you choose will allow.
 * iv. Share your story via email with the instructor or with your friends and/or colleagues.

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 * 4) ACTIVITY #2 – ONCE UPON A THUMB…**
 * **CCRS RL 4.2** Determine central themes of a text and analyze their development; summarize the key supporting details and ideas
 * **Objectives:** The students will recreate a fairy tale that demonstrates the central theme of the tale. The students will include in their tale important details and ideas.
 * **Curriculum Framing Questions**
 * Essential Question: Is everything we read real?
 * Unit Questions: How do you know if a story is real or not? How do we know what a story is about?
 * Content Questions: What is your story about? What are some important events that happened in your story?


 * **The Activity:**
 * 1)  Get in groups of 4-5 and choose one fairy tale to recreate.
 * 2)  You may want to storyboard using Popplet Lite, on paper, or another app of your choosing.
 * 3)  Use an iPad take pictures of your thumbs in different poses to illustrate your fairy tale.
 * 4)  Use one or more of the apps A-F in section 1 to illustrate your story.
 * 5)  Use the app Videolicious or 30 Hands to recreate your story.
 * 6)  Share your digital story with the instructor and each member of your group.
 * 7) Each group will have the opportunity to play their digital story for the class.

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 * Here’s a highlight video of the USA TiM’s (Elizabeth Sessions) original Once Upon a Thumb workshop: []
 * Workshop Site: http://technologytalk.wikispaces.com/Once+Upon+an+iPad