One student finds the pictures being used for the Comic, regardless of content area. Have students work in groups of 2 (or 3, depending on your iPad quantity).It's that easy- your students are ready for action! Make sure students have a strong understanding of how to use the Camera app, Photo Library app, Safari app, and how to take a screencap (hold down the home button and power button simultaneously until there is an audible click).Some ideas that may help you our as far as integration: However, every teacher has a unique situation and a unique set of students. Comic Life documents can be printed, emailed to parents or posted as a website very easily.The video tutorial at the top of the page is very inclusive of how to use the Comic Life app in the classroom. Using Comic Life students have a new publishing medium. For example, students learn that whatever text found in a word balloon is put inside quotes in their text-only writing. Students transfer specific elements directly into text-only writing. Like reading, comics provide a scaffolding so that students experience success in their writing. Allowed to use words and images they will resolve problems of storytelling which they would not otherwise experience using words alone.
They are reaching for images to support their language ideas. Students frequently ask if they may draw a picture when they’re writing. They have ideas, but they lack the written language skills to create a beginning, follow a sequence of ideas and then draw their writing to a logical conclusion. They complain that they don’t know what to write. Many students read fluently, but find it difficult to write.
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