Wednesday
Inspired by Carla and Erika's use of D-Film (http://mm.dfilm.com/mm2s/mm_route.php?id=2982729) in their recent presentation (http://www.thomas.org.br/activities/connect_interact_files/frame.htm) , I thought I'd try something similar with the Zimmer Twins to see how well it works:
http://www.zimmertwins.com/node/238206
http://www.zimmertwins.com is another site where you can create animations. Like D-Film, it's fun to use with students, but I'd never thought of using it in the way that Erika and Carla did, so many thanks to them for opening my eyes.
http://www.zimmertwins.com/node/238206
http://www.zimmertwins.com is another site where you can create animations. Like D-Film, it's fun to use with students, but I'd never thought of using it in the way that Erika and Carla did, so many thanks to them for opening my eyes.
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