{"id":3519,"date":"2016-10-01T07:56:53","date_gmt":"2016-10-01T05:56:53","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/outilstice.com\/?p=3519"},"modified":"2026-05-12T08:15:48","modified_gmt":"2026-05-12T06:15:48","slug":"storyboardthat-creer-des-storyboards-pour-apprendre-avec-des-images","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/outilstice.com\/en\/storyboardthat-creer-des-storyboards-pour-apprendre-avec-des-images\/","title":{"rendered":"StoryboardThat. Create storyboards or bds to learn with images"},"content":{"rendered":"

StoryboardThat<\/strong> is an online service that allows easily create \"storyboards\" or small comics.<\/strong> A fun tool to introduce your students to visual storytelling or to learn a language.<\/p>\n

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There are many uses in the classroom,<\/strong> StoryboardThat can be useful to you and your students who will love working through a medium they know well: comics.<\/p>\n

Create storyboards very easily<\/h2>\n

StoryBoardThat is very easy to handle.<\/strong> He offers you create stories in images<\/a>. You will be able to choose from many models of vignette boards. Each of them can contain up to 100 images.<\/p>\n

Then it's up to you to script and tell your story. You will choose a background image and then one or more characters, position them and size them as you want with your mouse. You can then add bubbles and enter dialogues.<\/p>\n

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The choice of components to create your Bd is huge<\/strong>. Thousands of characters, thousands of sets are available. In addition, each of them can be edited. For a character you can choose his clothes, his hairstyle, the shape and color of his eyes, etc. An outdoor background decor will also offer different versions. Day, night, with rain, snow \u2026 the only limit when you go create an interactive story <\/a>With StoryBoardThat is your imagination.<\/p>\n

Handling is simple and intuitive. Your students, even the youngest ones, will be able to use it in a few minutes. Let them use graphic narration like Bd to explain a notion or accompany a presentation.<\/p>\n

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StoryboardThat can be used by children for many purposes. From recreating a historical event to putting into pictures a book they have read, children will be able to use words and images to express themselves. The drag-and-drop interface facilitates creation.<\/p>\n

StoryboardThat allows you to create storyboards and bd but not only<\/h2>\n

The platform that has been around for quite some time has added strings to its bow in recent months. The tool has expanded its creative options and now offers teachers a real online graphic design studio. Make comics, storyboards, graphic novels of course. But you'll be able to create diagrams, calendars, posters, lesson plans, and even full courses.<\/p>\n

To help you, the site offers an extensive library of templates from which you can draw inspiration for your own projects.<\/p>\n

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Once your creation is complete, you can export it in many formats including PDF, Gif or mage or PowerPoint<\/strong>. Not inconsiderable, StoryboardThat can be used from an iOS or Android tablet.<\/p>\n

You can try and use StoryBoardThat for free for two weeks.<\/strong> Then the number of storyboards created is limited as well as the models and options offered.<\/p>\n

You can opt for a paid subscription. The tool offers education rates for a single teacher or for a teacher with his or her entire class. Count about \u20ac9 for a teacher account and 25 students. The tool offers a dedicated interface that will allow you to manage all your students.<\/p>\n

Storyboard That is part of my list of the best online tools to create an online comic.<\/a><\/p>\n

An excellent, fun and educational tool that your students will love.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Link: StoryboardThat<\/strong><\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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