GoAnimate has been a fun adventure. Use it to produce quick intros or even solid concepts for your core subjects. There is a bit of a learning curve, but it is well worth it. The most fun homework you've ever had!
I love this site! Such a simple resource for people who don't have or can't afford to play around with the more complex animation programs. Not to mention this really simplifies the whole process for people who don't have time fro learning curves. Thanks for Sharing!
Love the zombies! GoAnimate looks like a perfect solution for anyone to create ideas. An added bonus is the awesome Flash interface and vector characters on the site. I tried it out a little bit and was really amazed with the features. I wonder if the pro account would let you export created characters for use in games or other types of media. Would be something to look into I guess. Great commercial!
Michael, This little Web2.0 tool looks like a good thing to make wonderful and entertaining videos that would amuse students who watch them. One could actually make an assignment out of it and have the students create something inventive within it as well! I did notice that quite a few of the characters you can make in it are of the Family Guy-esque art style. It is also one I could most likely get into to spruce up some of my own podcasts to make them more fun to watch as well as make quite a bit more humorous. Thank you for showing this nice tool and I shall be taking a more in depth look of it when I am able to have a bit of free time for myself!
I teach elementary students and so I was quite impressed by this Web 2.0 tool. I have used Comic Life and Toondoo and my students love them and so I know this one will be great, too. You are exactly right, as well that this could be used to simply introduce a concept or to reiterate a key point. I have already started working on this site. Thanks so much for the recommendation!
Very creative! I love it! I can definitely see this being a big hit with students and teachers alike. Looks really easy to create some pretty amazing animations. I think even younger students would be able to put together some impressive creations. Thanks for sharing.
Michael,
ReplyDeleteI love this site! Such a simple resource for people who don't have or can't afford to play around with the more complex animation programs. Not to mention this really simplifies the whole process for people who don't have time fro learning curves. Thanks for Sharing!
Michael,
ReplyDeleteLove the zombies! GoAnimate looks like a perfect solution for anyone to create ideas. An added bonus is the awesome Flash interface and vector characters on the site. I tried it out a little bit and was really amazed with the features. I wonder if the pro account would let you export created characters for use in games or other types of media. Would be something to look into I guess. Great commercial!
OK, now I've got to try this. Your OMM was very good. It really made me want to visit GoAnimate.com and try this out myself.
ReplyDeleteMichael,
ReplyDeleteThis little Web2.0 tool looks like a good thing to make wonderful and entertaining videos that would amuse students who watch them. One could actually make an assignment out of it and have the students create something inventive within it as well! I did notice that quite a few of the characters you can make in it are of the Family Guy-esque art style. It is also one I could most likely get into to spruce up some of my own podcasts to make them more fun to watch as well as make quite a bit more humorous. Thank you for showing this nice tool and I shall be taking a more in depth look of it when I am able to have a bit of free time for myself!
Michael,
ReplyDeleteI teach elementary students and so I was quite impressed by this Web 2.0 tool. I have used Comic Life and Toondoo and my students love them and so I know this one will be great, too. You are exactly right, as well that this could be used to simply introduce a concept or to reiterate a key point. I have already started working on this site. Thanks so much for the recommendation!
Michael,
ReplyDeleteVery creative! I love it! I can definitely see this being a big hit with students and teachers alike. Looks really easy to create some pretty amazing animations. I think even younger students would be able to put together some impressive creations. Thanks for sharing.