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I love this–can imagine all kinds of classroom applications. Which application is this strip made with?
I’m sorry I had to miss these sessions. . .very useful stuff in the presentation and it looks like you all had fun trying out the possibilities (though I can’t open the Joggle slideshow for some reason).
Jenna
it WAS a FABULOUS day - and oh so fun (and funny). I love this and will hopefully get to try this program out at some point. anybody have recommendations for good 3D animation programs?
we missed you, Jenna.
This was made with Comic Life, which is an included application on newer Macs. It took all of 10 minutes to make this. The character actually comes from World of Warcraft and is the character I play.
I also added a link to a recording of Alan’s presentation to our woodle course. (We had technical difficulties in recording ours.)
Nicely done Jon- you can likely do almost the same work in Comiqs http://comiqs.com/