Bobbie of Bobbie Tales uses Comic Life to illustrate examples of letter sounds in words. In the two-page comic below she emphasizes the schwa (ə) sound formed by the letter A. It’s more fun than a sound chart, wouldn’t you…
Volcanoes!
Two students, Yam and Leon, created a wonderfully in depth explanation of volcanoes. These year five students used the Retro template from Comic Life 2 for iOS to get started. They did an impressive job of fitting in all of…
A Case For Comic Life In University Classrooms
Need a little inspiration for bringing Comic Life into your class this week? Check out this awesome video from Seton Hill University featuring Professor Emily Wierszewski. Prof. Wierszewski uses Comic Life for iPad because “you don’t have to be an…
Comic Tutorial: How to Blabberize
From the inspired shelves of the Daring Librarian we have a post about how to Blabberize. We love this comic because not only is the content useful, but it’s a great example of how you can use Comic Life to create…
From Vacation to Bedtime Story
We know that educators have used Comic Life to teach in the classroom, but what about using Comic Life to teach at home? Just recently we had an email from one of our users, Steve, with a great comic about…
Battle of Troy Comics
A Year 5 class from Irk Valley uses Comic Life to show what went down they day the Trojan Horse rolled through the gates of Troy. Students use pictures taken with their computers’ built in camera as well as some…
Teaching PE with Comics
What’s a great way to show kids how to slam home that perfect badminton shot? Show them how the pros do it! And that’s exactly what PE Teacher, Ben Leonard, has done. Take a look at how he used Comic Life 2…
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!!!!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Teachers are AWESOME! and deserve to be appreciated everyday. To show our appreciation we’re giving away Comic Life 2 and Comic Life for iPad Coupons! To enter to win all you have to do is comment…
Comic Life at CUE
plasq went to CUE (Computer Using Educators), a conference in Palm Springs, CA, where educators and technology collide and all sorts of awesome ideas are shared and created. It’s a hard life, but someone has to go. So Robert and I took one…
It's A Breakthrough
Allow me to introduce you to Pat Kaufman of The Design Company. When we first met Pat this is what we were told: “I am graphic designer celebrating over 30 years in my own business, and I use Comic Life all…
Studying Invention Inventively
If you need help getting started with a history project, then you’ve landed on the right post! Here’s a great lesson plan from Karen, the Technology Integration Specialist at Junipero Serra Elementary School in San Francisco, California. Students researched inventions that all…
Back to School with Two Kickin' Librarians
Well, it’s that time of year again, and educators are in the midst of the beginning of a new school year. If you’re thinking about bringing a little more tech into your education this year, The Daring Librarian blog is a…
Telling A Tadpole's Story
Comics can be used in science classes to show biological processes, even the most confusing ones. Ever needed to teach students how an egg changes into something that swims around like a fish, and then into something that has a…
Steve Silvasy
Collaborative Classroom: Finding a Voice with Comic Life You might not expect to see a native Philadelphia street artist teaching literacy in a high school technology class, but Steve Silvasy has found a way to bring art, technology and literacy…
Digmo's e-Book for Comic Life!
*This Post Has Been Modified* DigMo! is no longer running an education site, but we do have links to the available content. DigMo! is a tech-ed site posting great tips on how to better use technology. And among the general…