For example, my language arts students were able to read a text, such as the play The Diary of Anne Frank, and then choose dialogue examples from the text to show in a visual representation. Students can use this tool as a graphic organizer to analyze ideas, show relationships, put things in order, or respond to reading, audio, or video tasks.They can create individualized assignments by making templates from storyboards for some students while others create from scratch. Teachers will love using this program for attention-grabbing warm-ups and exit tickets as well as teaching presentations or posters for new concepts or study guides for review.Here are some of my favorite ways to use Storyboard That: Storyboard That can be used in so many ways! I remember so vividly how proud he was that he was able to create his storyboard all in French and then record himself saying the French words. He was a 6th grade Beginning French student requiring IEP accommodations, primarily in written and spoken language, and he also had some attention-deficit issues that caused problems maintaining learning engagement. I want to share one example here of how powerful student voice with Storyboard That was for one of my students and how this program can help engage students of different abilities and interests. To facilitate communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity.To differentiate learning through the use of templates for scaffolding.To engage students of various age groups, abilities, and interestsÂ.For teaching different standards in a variety of content areas.Their choices can be edited in many different ways to personalize their creation. Students and teachers can choose from a variety of layouts, scene backgrounds, characters of all types, textables, and props. Storyboard That is a browser-based storyboard creator that can be used to tell a story, explain a process, show relationships, or show the passage of time. This year, the updates will make it even easier for teachers to use this great tool! What is Storyboard That all about?Â
And I have used it every year since that time.
Storyboard That, one of my absolute favorite tools for student voice, engagement, and choice, has just upped its game even further with a new user-friendly dashboard for both teachers and students!Īs a middle school language arts and foreign language teacher, I have been a fan of storyboards for many years, but when I first found Storyboard That about five years ago, I realized the potential of this amazing technology tool to provide students an engaging and creative way to show their learning and tell their stories.
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