If you thought ESPN made Sochi look good then you haven’t seen these epic comics highlighting Canadian Olympic athletes.
Athletics Resources Made In Comic Life
I am always surprised with how many Physical Education comics we see week in and week out. Though I guess I shouldn’t be because those are they are the most active teachers… get it? Most active. Heh.
Aaaaanyway… Take a look at these great photo comics used for education. These were created by teachers around the globe!
Athletics Resources
I am always surprised with how many Physical Education comics we see week in and week out. Though I guess I shouldn’t be because those are they are the most active teachers… get it? Most active. Heh. Aaaaanyway… Take a…
Scripting Comics in the Classroom
We’ve been having deep thoughts about script writing and education in our offices lately, and I wanted to reach out to our community with them. Comic Life 3 received a major overhaul on several fronts, including the work flow process,…
Scripting Comics In The Classroom
We’ve been having deep thoughts about script writing and education in our offices lately, and I wanted to reach out to our community with them.
Comic Life 3 received a major overhaul on several fronts, including the work flow process, which is what I want to discuss today. Here at plasq we do not pretend to be educators, but we have spent years listening and adapting our apps based on the suggestions and needs of the educators with which we have spoken. 
New York Times Comic Life Review!
I’m not sure if you’ve heard of this little publication that’s been around a while, The New York Times. They just put out an article about making your own comics, and guess who is at the top of the heap?…
Jigsaw Learning Resources: Cricket
Michaela Wilkinson – a PE Teacher, Netballer and Skier – recently posted a tweet that caught our eye! Tried @comiclife with the Jigsaw Learning concept for a Cricket lesson focussing on Fielding! #peerteaching by @MWilkinsonPE We had to reach out to Michaela to find out…
Jigsaw Learning Resources: Cricket
Michaela Wilkinson –
a PE Teacher, Netballer and Skier – recently posted a tweet that caught our eye!
Tried @comiclife with the Jigsaw Learning concept for a Cricket lesson focussing on Fielding! #peerteaching by @MWilkinsonPE
We had to reach out to Michaela to find out more.
Flipped Learning Mats
I’ll admit it… This is pilfered from someone else’s blog. Fortunately they don’t seem to mind the idea of shared learning. Thank you to the fantastic folks over at Fulston Manor School! Enjoy! Flipped Learning Mats using Comic Life Ok,…
May Day Comics!
It’s May Day! And in the Northern Hemisphere we’re gearing up for what we hope will be an amazing spring and summer. If you have Comic Life 2 or Comic Life 3 you have some pretty cool built in template…
Harlem Renaissance and Reluctant Writers
Comic Life is a great tool for helping students who struggle with writing. Comics help to break down the paragraph in to shorter, more approachable, sentences. And having visuals to prompt the writing helps students fill out a full story rather than…
Comic Life in Education: Storytelling Video
Thanks to Brent at EdTech.tv for creating this great video about using Comic Life as a storytelling tool in the classroom. Here at plasq we are not educators, so we always appreciate when people who are in the field provide…
Interactive Story Telling
The craftiness of educators blows my mind sometimes. I mean, really, y’all are amazing. In this post I’d like to highlight some of the super crafty action from the folks over at Davyhulme Primary School who have been creating some…
Comic Touch 2.0.4 Is Available!
Grab your update of Comic Touch Today! Version 2.0.4 fixes some crashes, adds a new Kodak printing site and just adds all around goodness to this awesome app. Don’t have Comic Touch? Not to worry! It’s FREE on the app…
Comic Life for iPad Review
Purely Paperless recently reviewed Comic Life for iOS! Woo! We always love to get feedback from users, and our education users certainly put Comic Life for iOS through the paces. Take a look at how Comic Life for iOS measures…