Due to the
coronavirus outbreak and schools’ lockdown I haven’t been able to implement
this lesson. However, I love the app and I will use it as soon as we get back. I
will make my reflection according to what I would like to do when I implement
it. I want my students to create a CRIME STORY.
How did you
organise the groups?
I will organise my students in groups of 4 so they can
work collaboratively with the tablets and let them contribute with their
creativity.
What was the
sequence of tasks that you followed to get to the final product?
1st
session: Sign in the app. Create your avatar and join the class
2nd
session: Think of a beginning, development, and end for your story, the
characters, etc. and draw a mind map. Brainstorm all your ideas.
3rd
session: Go to the app, start creating the panels and your characters, and what
they will say at the beginning of the story.
4th
session: Create the development of your story
5th
session: Invent an end for your story and share your comic with the rest of
the class.
During this whole process, students will have teacher and peer feedback that will help them create their final product.
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What were the specific learning objectives for this activity? How did the use
of the tool help the learners achieve these objectives? Please be
specific and give concrete examples.
1. Creating a crime story
2. Learning the structure and vocabulary of a story
2. Designing a comic
3. Learning how to use the app Pixton
2. Learning the structure and vocabulary of a story
2. Designing a comic
3. Learning how to use the app Pixton
In conclusion, I think that Pixton is a great app that allows students
to write in a creativity. It fosters their creativity in that they can choose
many different endings in their stories, they can make up what the characters
are going to say, what they wear, their position…
This app also enables us to follow a process writing approach since
students will write many different drafts, they’ll exchange opinions, they’ll
rewrite and erase things as many times as needed, until they achieve their
final product, which they will be able to show and share with their class.
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