Animation For Education

For those wanting to discover more about animation in education

A place to share ideas, thoughts and examples of work. With the aim to help you develop confidence in using animation in the classroom.

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James Dykstra

What software do you use? 4 Replies

Started by James Dykstra. Last reply by Kathleen Gerard 14 Nov 2008.

Lisa Stevens

Starting an Animation Club at school - any advice?

Started by Lisa Stevens 15 Aug 2008

Oscar Stringer

Easy curriculum areas to animate and bring to life. 2 Replies

Started by Oscar Stringer. Last reply by Lisa Stevens 1 Jul 2008.

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A few letters of the Bulgarian Alphabet that I did for a coloring book in hopes to some day animate it.
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mjc286

Peace Corps Volunteer in Bulgaria

I am a Peace Corps Volunteer in Europe in the Country of Bulgaria. I am new to this site but have been teaching in Bulgaria for three years. I have put a couple of coloring books together for my students and want to begin to animate some of the pics. I am currently putting together a coloring book for children with special needs to teach them different animals and the letters of the alphabet. I am hoping to animate the letters and the animals. I was interested in any suggestions on how to begin… Continue

Posted by mjc286 on 2 February 2009 at 8:16pm

Lisa Stevens

Proving you can animate anything!

I've been lucky enough to attend several of Oscar Stringer's animation workshops and one of the things he always says is that you don't have to get your hands mucky and use plasticine as you can animate anything, even the contents of your pencil case.

So, when I found this video from Cauldeen Primary School in Scotland, I thought I'd share it as it proves the point!!
Really simpl… Continue

Posted by Lisa Stevens on 22 November 2008 at 6:18pm

Lisa Stevens

Happy Halloween

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Posted by Lisa Stevens on 31 October 2008 at 9:11pm

Oscar Stringer

Year 10 animations on themes around mental health.

I've just spent four days working at Bewdley High school with year 10. The money was raised, by a small team of students to cover the costs from a local charity. Each workshop was two days long and over the four days 14 short films were produced. Next term DVD's of the films are being sent out to local schools as a resource for teachers to use with year 7,8 and 9 to start classroom discussion on these tricky areas of mental health. Animation is a great medium for exploring these issues.

There a… Continue

Posted by Oscar Stringer on 17 July 2008 at 11:21am — 1 Comment

Oscar Stringer

The shortest Myth

On Friday I was asked to run 2 x 2 hour long animation sessions for the Film Education conference held in Brighton.
This short format workshop/session is becoming more popular and I'm now getting to used to it. I've spent the last five years running day long teacher inset days, which are far more civilised, but conferences tend to do the many different flavours approach.

I suddenly realised, twittering on Friday that these animation sessions were more of a speed animation session, much like spe… Continue

Posted by Oscar Stringer on 15 July 2008 at 6:25pm — 2 Comments

 
 

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