Comic strip about Going Green!
Pixton was easy and fun to use. Students would have such a good time creating a comic strip using Pixton. It has a good variety of characters, changing character settings, and backgrounds. Once the comic strip is ready, you can share it various ways. Some ways include: embed, email, print, Facebook, and Twitter.
Spirit Week Comic Strip
Make Beliefs Comix was much harder to use. In this site, the characters facial features cannot be changed. For example, I would've loved for my poodle to be wearing the same clothes throughout the strip. Also, it was hard to use some of its features like deleting, making the picture big or small, and moving the pictures around the window. I can already see students getting frustrated. I don't think I'll be using it in the future.
Library Hours Comic Strip (Screenshot)
ToonDoo is the site that I would strongly recommend to my students. It is very user-friendly and has many options for its users. My first choice was going to be Pixton, but when I saw that ToonDoo had many more icons, backgrounds, and speech bubble options, I had to change my mind.
I plan to use comic trips in the future as announcements or advertisements for the library, just like the comic strips above.
Tellagami- Fun!
https://tellagami.com/gami/W3NBFQ/
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