Showing posts with label Software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software. Show all posts

Saturday, November 1, 2014

Comic Life 3 Training

All the computers in the lab have Comic Life 3 on them and here is a chance to learn just how it works. Contact the office to book your space in the training, because space is limited.

Sunday, October 19, 2014

Comic Life @SIS

Comic Life 3 from Plasq.com
The folks at Plasq, who make Comic Life, have helped us out by providing a nice deal on Comic Life 3. We were able to purchase 35 copies which means the SIS computer lab has it on all computers and every faculty member can put it on his/her computer. If you aren't familiar with Comic Life, you really are missing out on software that is inexpensive, but very powerful in the learning environment. It can be used for a ton of different student products from storyboarding to science labs; a truly multipurpose tool in education. I've personally been using it for years. Back when I first started at KIS, I came across Comic Life online. I downloaded a copy and knew within minutes that I had something magical in front of me. Rich Boerner, the high school principal at the time, came through my room on a walkthrough and saw what I was doing with students. Later that week, he had purchased 500 copies of the software for the entire school based off what he saw in one lesson. I've been forever thankful for that vote of confidence from Rich. Over the years, several teachers at KIS found interesting and creative ways to make use of the program and now I have a chance to offer the opportunity to my SIS faculty. I'm looking forward to seeing what they do with it.

Friday, February 7, 2014

New Pages Not Emailing or Uploading Solution

Some people have probably noticed that the new version of Pages doesn't attach an email from Gmail or upload to places like Schoology. And those same people have probably cursed Apple and Pages under their breath or even out loud, but fear not -- there is a solution to your troubles and pains. The photos will walk you through the simple, yet, ridiculous process. Thanks Apple -- NOT!