Multimodal workshop Resources and app links

Resources – Primary and secondary

Primary

  • Banjo and Rub Red – Libby Gleeson and Freya Blackwood
  • Once there was a boy – Dub Leffler
  • My Two Blankets   – Irena Kobald and Freya Blackwood
  • The Bad Guys – Aaron Blabey
  • The Great Bear – Libby Gleeson and Armin Greder
  • The Lost Thing – Shaun Tan
  • Fox – Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks
  • Stormbreaker – the graphic novel  – Anthony Horowitz, Antony Johnston, Kanako and Yuzuru
  • The Watertower & Beneath the Surface– Gary Crew and Steve Woolman
  • Amulet – Book 1-  Kazu Kibuishi  (graphic novel)

Secondary

 
  • The Bad Guys – Aaron Blabey
  • The Great Bear – Libby Gleeson and Armin Greder
  • The Lost Thing – Shaun Tan
  • Fox – Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks
  • Stormbreaker – the graphic novel  – Anthony Horowitz, Antony Johnston, Kanako and Yuzuru
  • The Watertower & Beneath the Surface– Gary Crew and Steve Woolman
  • Amulet – Book 1-  Kazu Kibuishi  (graphic novel)

Apps to download and bring on your phone/ tablet/ laptop if you can

If participants can download one or more of the following digital apps for phones or tablets, we will have activities on the day where we will explore and use them.


Laptops

Image annotation

  •  Powerpoint  – Mac and PC, ipad and android. Common and easy to use.   
  • Google slides– need a google account. Online creation of presentations. Also available for ipad and android for free.  
  • Keynote– Mac – laptop and ipad. Comes installed or free for download from app store. 

 

Apps for making book trailers:

Video editing apps Link: Platforms available Notes:
imovie Comes on ipad and iphone IOS Free
Shadow Puppet Edu https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/shadow-puppet-edu/id888504640?mt=8 IOS Free
Filmora Go https://filmora.wondershare.com/filmorago-video-editing-app/  IOSAndroid Free but has in-app purchases
Other free Android apps https://filmora.wondershare.com/imovie/imovie-alternatives-for-android.html Android Some free, some in-app purchases

Apps for exploring multimodal features, particularly visual elements as well as music and sound.

App Name Link: Platforms available Notes:
Explain Everything – interactive white board and recording app https://explaineverything.com/download/   IOS and Android Free trial for 30 days.
Pic Collage – add text, image and collage photos https://pic-collage.com IOS and Android Free with in-app purchases.
Action Movie FX – special effects for movie making https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/action-movie-fx/id489321253?mt=8   IOS Free version has enough to play with. In-app purchases
Stop Motion Apps – there are many that do the job for making short stop motion videos This link has a review of both apple and android versions that are free https://freeappsforme.com/stop-motion-apps/   IOS Android Stop Motion Studio is very good but costs  $5. https://www.cateater.com  
Chatterpix for kids or Talkr– animate book characters with voice and facial changes
Chatterpix- https://apps.apple.com/au/app/chatterpix-kids/id734046126

Talkhttps://talkrapp.com

IOS Free
Toontastic– create animated stories or simple science experiment reports https://toontastic.withgoogle.com IOS & Android Free
Sound effects apps Igreenearth has range of sound effects https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/igreenearth/id351081815   IOS   Free for Sci Fi, Horror, Annoying noises  
Voice changer – changes voice to high, low, scary, musical, old telephone, robot etc.   https://beebom.com/cool-voice-changer-apps-android-ios/ IOS


  Android


Free – in app purchases
Figure – create loops for soundscapes and stories https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/figure-make-music-beats/id511269223?mt=8   IOS Free
       

Other apps to consider:

Scratch Junior – a coding app that you can also use to tell stories, tell the story of the three little pigs for example and then add voice overs, as well as practising your coding. Characters ‘animate’ depending on the code you use.

https://www.scratchjr.org

 

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