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I tried the app Wonderscope. At first I thought it wasn't useful as it felt like a typical cartoon story. However, it does have some insightful information through defining things in other worlds. I think this would also be effective for story telling or writing. This may be good for the imagination of students when writing.

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The next app I tried out was Expeditions. I loved this app as it was not only interactive but provided great information about the particular topics. My nephew would LOVE this piece on dinosaurs!

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I downloaded Glogster and had a play around with its functions. This app allows you to select a series of images, a design for the images and add text where needed. I picked a bunch of images from my Maths Trail assignment that I completed a few weeks ago. I then selected the 'nature' design which added the funky heading for me. I think this tool would be a great way for students to present an investigation, a campaign or any other lesson that may need a poster (or something similar).

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Wonderscope is an engaging and fun way to tell stories as students are in an imaginative world and feel they are in real time.

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I tried Glogster ! I think this is a fantastic tool that can be used individually or in a group to create a poster or document that includes different media such as written text, images, videos and music related to a certain topic

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I downloaded the Quiver Masks App. I think this app would be fun for Early Stage 1/ Stage 1 students for a Drama lesson to put themselves in the shoes of another character. They can recite lines of a play or be creative a create their own lines.

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I decided to use the app IMARK to annotate a piece of artwork. I would use this in the classroom to allow students to annotate artworks by labelling the formal elements such as line, colour, texture etc. They can put together a sentence on how these elements are used in the artworks and their own interpretations.

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Pic Collage is an app that explores visual learning through creating visual representations of learning. Students can construct meaning through adding a range of images in one collage this is appropriate for stage 2 Year 3.

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I had a look at Wonderscope for Activity 2. This would be such a fun and creative way for students to engage in a story. Students are able to picture themselves as a character in the story which makes it feel so much more real.

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Pic Collage is very user friendly. In saying that, you need to purchase the VIP program to use a lot of the features. I just created a simple poster containing information about Tigers from a sustainability perspective. This is a visually friendly app, and could be used by every stage.

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Pic Collage is a user friendly app that allows students to create visual representations of their learning. This would be good for Stage 3 English when working with visual literacy.

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Penzu has plenty of functions for students to create their own stories, using text and images. This allows students to keep a record of their own writing and reflect on their improvements.

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I found Shadow Puppet EDU easy to use and quite fun to play around with

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I wasn't a fan of this app, it was interactive but I think it would be good for ES1 and Stage 1 as it seems to be designed for a younger audience

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Just trying

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Not the biggest fan of this app- think I may need some practice

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I really like this app! What a fantastic idea to share projects or even create a learning portfolio!