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If you are beginners, it is best to distribute the work in chunks that are not too interdependent. Groups can take care of different parts of the product. One group can
- write a scene or chapter
- produce the visuals to a scene (take photos, make video recordings)
- produce the audio to a scene (record noises, voices or voiceover)
Use your TwinSpace to communicate.

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Together, decide on what kind of texts you want to create. If your students are familiar with various text forms, confident with technology and fairly independent, it's a good idea to offer different choices of
a) media: a comic, a photo story,  a film, a stop motion film, a mix.
b) types of stories / genres: comedy, drama, detective story ...
or just vote and decide in favour of one common medium and type of story.

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ELEMENT 2: The characters
Participants take two close up or extreme close up pictures of objects that could be associated with
a) the protagonist and
b) the antagonist.
Use a padlet set to free form for this exercise. That way, everybody can always rearrange the sticky notes on the wall. Depending on the group size, you might need more than one padlet.

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The group visualises their plot using a padlet like this set to stream.
Each sticky note should include:
a) a description of what the participant associates with the noise they picked
b) its position within the story, e. g. scene 1, chapter 1, exposition
c) the noise as an attachment

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Thanks to the music workshop, I thought that the noises would be great to inspire a sequence of events that will happen to our protagonist.
Participants have created their own "soundbank" that they can use as a basis for their plots. This is best done in groups, even better: international groups. Decide on a number of sounds students should pick as a basis for their plot.

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ELEMENT 3: the plot
Participants record noises they come across. There is no need to go out of your way to do this. Just record the noise the school bus makes, the barking of your dog or somebody's laugh. BE CREATIVE

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Participants of each class nominate three settings and everybody involved in the project gets to discuss them and vote for their favourite one. Tricider is now available in English, German and Spanish.

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ELEMENT 1: The setting
Participants choose a photo (long shot or extremely long shot) that they have personally taken. Just have them check their mobiles. This is what I came up with: