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  Title screen using 3D text.
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A cold world using 2D text.
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  Sue Rathbone
Doncaster Gardens Primary School,
Victoria, Australia.


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  Author : Jack and Brent
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Key Learning Areas Theme
   
  eLearning, Writing, Visual Literacy   Stories for younger students

Year Level Student Age
   
  Year 4

  9 - 10
Ability Level Class Size
   
  Kahootz: Beginners
Academic: Mixed
  25

Computer Access Duration
   
  Computer Laboratory (2 hours per week), 5 classroom computers

  3 weeks
Rationale
   
  This activity was part of the eLearning specialist program, and designed to introduce the students to Kahootz by setting a relatively simple but challenging and interesting task.

Student Tasks
   
    In pairs, the students were required to write a simple story suitable for the younger students in the school (Prep and Year 1 students). They then retold the story using Kahootz. A “Kahootz Planner” (developed at the school) was used to plan each scene in some detail. The students then created their Xpressions, and presented them to their classmates and the younger students.
   
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Using a Aquatic world and 2d text.
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  The lake.
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Involvement for Xpression Participant
   
   
Writing stories, planning and creating Kahootz Xpression with a partner.
Presenting Xpression to younger students.
Watching other pairs of students present their Xpressions.
Sharing with the class any “tips” they have discovered during the creation of the Xpression.
Each participant needs to:
   
   
Work cooperatively with a partner.
Share ideas and “tips” with other students.
Learn from other students.
Be prepared to think laterally and creatively if the exact object or world they have included in their story is not available.
   
Learning Outcomes for Student Creator
   
   
Writing (narrative) for a particular audience.
Experimenting with animation techniques.
Exploring design and presentation concepts.
   
Collaborative Potential
   
   
Task can be individual or partner.
All students can enjoy the Xpressions created.
   
 
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