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**﻿** ﻿Story maker tools

Here are some websites where students can create stories and make their own e-books.

Also have a look at this blog post by @ktenkely ** ﻿31 of My Favourite Digital Storytelling Sites **


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 * www.kerpoof.com **

[|Kerpoof] is a free online creativity center where students can create their own pictures, stories, and movies.

In the Make a StoryBook tool, students can create their own picture and story books. They can use Kerpoof’s backgrounds, props, and characters or draw their own illustrations. Students can write their story in both text boxes and speech bubbles. The sidebar has thumbnails of each page that students have created, making it easy to see their progress. Students can save their finished Story Books on their [|Kerpoof] account to share with other students, download the finished Story Book to their computers, or print out their completed stories.

// See the rest of this review by @ktenkely on her excellent blog ilearntechnology.com // ||  ||

My Storymaker



"What happens when a pirate meets a fox in the woods? You have the power to decide -- meeting new characters, going on great adventures and creating your very own story along the way" || ||
 * ** Storybird **

[|Storybird] is a fun new collaborative storytelling website. [|Storybird] makes it easy to create and tell stories digitally. Students and teachers can create stories together by combining imaginative artwork and text. The final product can be printed, watched on screen, played with like a toy, or shared in an online library with the world. “[|Storybird] promotes imagination, literacy, and self-confidence.” Creating, sharing, and reading [|Storybird]stories is free.

// See the rest of this review by @ktenkely on her excellent blog ilearntechnology.com // || ||
 * [|www.storyjumper.com]



This is another website where students can create their own books from scratch, or using a range of available templates. || Watch the video below for a tutorial on how to use storyjumper. || media type="youtube" key="EtSLgYcdfWg" height="390" width="640"